Application Integration
This section describes some of the new features and enhancements added for the June, July, August, September, and October Cloud Application Integration (the Informatica Cloud Real Time service) releases.
For additional details, see the Release Notes published with the monthly releases of Application Integration features.
Secure Agent Version 30 and Higher
A new Secure Agent, version 30.0 and higher, is now available. The main feature of the new Secure Agent is that it can run multiple services. The Process Server, one of the components of the Secure Agent, runs Cloud Application Integration tasks.
Cloud Application Integration customers who migrate to Secure Agent version 30.0 or higher need to migrate data from the H2 database to the PostgreSQL database.
New URL for Salesforce Managed Package
Support for the Latest Salesforce API
You can use the latest version of the Salesforce API, version 37.0. With this enhancement, you can use Cloud Application Integration to query any Salesforce object. Before this enhancement, you were unable to query a few Salesforce Territory fields.
OData Custom Composite Key
When you use OData to access a JDBC connector, you can define and edit custom composite keys. You define a custom composite key when a database entity does not have a primary key. With this custom composite key that you create, you can perform read operations on the JDBC database.
Assignment Steps Reorder
You can reorder fields in the Assignment step. You no longer need to rebuild the assignment step if you omit a field. Instead, you can add the new field, open the reorder dialog box, and reorder the fields.
Swagger (JSON) to Service Connector
You can use the service connector import facility to import a Swagger (JSON) file and create a service connector.
Single Page Published Metadata View
You have an option to see all the objects associated with a published connector on a single page. Previously, connector objects were spread across multiple pages. You can switch between these views.
ORDER BY and GROUP BY for JDBC Connections
When you use a JDBC connector, you can use the ORDER BY and GROUP BY functions to sort data. For example, you can sort a list of names by a person's last name.