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Changed behavior

The July 2025 release of Data Governance and Catalog includes the following changed behaviors.

Updated feature privileges for Metadata Command Center and Data Governance and Catalog

You can now view the following updated feature privileges for Metadata Command Center as well as a new feature privilege for Data Governance and Catalog:
Current privilege name
New privilege name
Description
Manage Reference Data
Manage Lookup Tables
Allows users to import and publish lookup tables that can be used in data classification.
View Reference Data
View Lookup Tables
Allows users to view lookup tables.
View Reference Data
Allows users to view data on the Reference Data tab for business terms, metrics, manual data elements, and data elements.

Data quality modifications

This release includes the following modifications to data quality:

Search queries show only accepted associations

Search results strictly show associations between business terms and data sets that are in the accepted state.
Previously, search results would show pending and declined associations.

Separate descriptions for catalog sources in Metadata Command Center and Data Governance and Catalog

A catalog source can have different descriptions in Metadata Command Center and Data Governance and Catalog. When you update the description of a catalog source in Metadata Command Center, the update doesn’t appear in Data Governance and Catalog, and when you update the description in Data Governance and Catalog, it doesn’t appear in Metadata Command Center.
Previously, when you modified the description in one service, it updated in both.
For more information, see Catalog Source Configuration.

Extract metadata from Databricks Unity Catalog

You can now extract metadata from the informatica_schema for Databricks Unity Catalog.
Previously, you could extract metadata using the following SQL commands:
For more information, see Databricks.

Delete data classifications

You can now delete multiple data classifications at a time.
Previously, you could delete a single data classification at a time.
For more information about data classifications, see Administration.