Release 2025.06.01

Release date09 June 2025

We’ve launched a set of new features and improvements designed to simplify comparison workflows and give users enhanced control over their data.

New Features & Improvements 🚀

• Comparison Report Generation:

  Users can now download either single or grouped comparison reports.
  The report generation allows selection of specific sections to include, such as Schema, Primary Key Exclusive, Primary Key Duplicate, Value Difference, and Row Count. This gives users greater flexibility to tailor reports to their needs.

• Comparison Advance Configurations:

  We’ve introduced a new Advanced Configurations panel to give users deeper control over how comparisons are executed—especially when working with large or complex datasets.
  This section allows users to fine-tune key parameters that impact performance and accuracy:

  • Egress Limit – Diffing will stop after finding this many different rows. This setting is to minimize network traffic and database load in case of high percentage of differences.
  • Per Column Diff Limit – Stop targeting column after finding this many different values. Same applies to exclusive and duplicate PKs. If there are no targets left, diffing will stop.
  • Timeout Limit – Timeout limit is the maximum time in minutes to wait for a comparison to complete before timing out.
    Explore detailed Advanced Configuration settings💡

  This setting is designed to minimize network traffic and database load in cases where there is a high percentage of differences.

• Comparison Rules:

  Users can now create rules and attach them directly while creating comparisons.
  This allows users to apply schema overrides or column transformations during setup, making it easier to tailor comparisons to specific data requirements.

• Reason for Comparison Job Stop:

  If a comparison job is stopped due to reaching the egress limit, per column difference limit, or timeout, the UI will now clearly display this information inside the comparison result page.
  This update helps users understand why a comparison job was halted, improving transparency and troubleshooting.

• Comparison Stats:

  Added comparison statistics to provide detailed insights into query performance during data comparisons. The stats now include key metrics such as total time, minimum, maximum, average, and 90th percentile (P90) timings across different query types.
  This detailed breakdown makes it easier to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize data comparison workflows efficiently.

• Option for Scan Views:

  Users can now choose to enable or disable view scanning when setting up a datasource.
  This gives more control over whether database views should be included during dataset discovery.

Bug Fixes 🐛

• Expanded view:

  Fixed an issue where long text in value comparison cells would overflow or be cut off.
  Users can now hover over the value and click Expand to open the Expanded Cell View for both source and target, allowing them to see the full content clearly.

• Reordering:

  Previously, to reorder columns (e.g., move column 100 to column 10), users had to manually adjust the order with difficulty. Now, users can easily reorder columns while scrolling

• Comparison Type:

  Previously, users could proceed with Deep Comparison by default, even without selecting a comparison type.
  This issue has been fixed—users must now select a comparison type before continuing with the setup.