SYNECT 2025-B

Introduction of query permissions and extension of the Query Manager; view configurations for the Global Search; persistent storage of server scripts; variant filtering in the requirements coverage view; receive progress information of jobs via OData; configuration of an expiration duration for jobs

SYNECT now provides permissions for viewing and modifying queries. For administrative control, you can also restrict who is allowed to manage query permissions. You can access the permissions in the Query Manager and via the query context menu.
The Global Search view now supports view configurations. You can save the sorting, grouping, and column customization configuration, and share view configurations with other users.
With this version of SYNECT, server scripts are stored persistently in the database. When called, a script is downloaded to the server before execution, if required. The persistent storage uses a hash to detect outdated scripts. This provides better support for architectures where multiple servers are working behind a load balancer.
The test coverage analysis in the requirements coverage view now supports variant filtering. This lets you separate executions that were executed with different variants.
You can now get information on the progress of a running job using OData, the WFM Starter, or the WFM Remote Job Starter. The job step report item type was added to the data model of SYNECT for this purpose.
You can now configure an expiration duration that defines how long a job is considered for execution after its scheduled time. After the expiry duration, the job is removed from the job execution queue. This provides an automated cleanup process for job execution queues.