Advanced ETL Processor 6.5.2 is now available. This release adds two practical improvements requested by customers: cleaner object tree navigation and better service registration during setup. Not glamorous. Useful. That is usually where the best ETL work lives.
What is new in version 6.5.2
- Added: Ability to hide connections from the objects tree
- Added: Local System Account support to services registration during setup
This release is based on customer feedback
The ability to hide connections from the objects tree came from real customer feedback about large repositories and busy object lists. When a repository grows, too much visible detail can make everyday work slower. The customer discussion is here: Too many features.
In practice, this change helps teams keep the object tree focused on the objects they actually need to work with. Fewer distractions. Less scrolling. Fewer moments where the repository starts looking like a filing cabinet after a small earthquake.
Service setup is easier for Local System Account installations
Version 6.5.2 also adds Local System Account support to services registration during setup. That makes installation cleaner for environments where services are expected to run under the local system account rather than a named user account.
If you are running scheduled ETL jobs, this is the kind of setup detail that matters. The best automation is the one that starts correctly, runs quietly, and does not require someone to remember which service account was used six months ago.
Upgrade when these changes match your repository
Upgrade to Advanced ETL Processor 6.5.2 if your objects tree is getting crowded, or if your service registration process needs Local System Account support. If your current setup is small and working well, there is no emergency. But if your repository has started developing its own postcode, this update is worth installing.
See the Advanced ETL Processor Enterprise product page, the Enterprise version history, or download the fully functional 30-day trial.