What's New in Workbench?
New in Workbench 7.2
New for Spectre

A new excel-input tag can be used in cBase builds, cPlans, and Dives.
See Text, cBase, and Dive Input Build Tags, cPlan Tags, Dive Tags, and Spectre Build Excel Input.

A new json-input tag can be used in cBase builds, cPlans, and Dives.
See Text, cBase, and Dive Input Build Tags, cPlan Tags, Dive Tags, Spectre Build JSON Input, and Working with JSON File Format in Spectre

A new pgsql-input tag can be used in cBase builds, cPlans, and Dives.
See Text, cBase, and Dive Input Build Tags, cPlan Tags, and Dive Tags.

A new datagen-input tag can be used in cBase builds, cPlans, and Dives.
See Text, cBase, and Dive Input Build Tags, cPlan Tags, Dive Tags, and Spectre Datagen Input Properties

A new chop build tag can be used in cBase builds.
See General Build Tags.

The expand build tag has a GUI option in the Spectre Build flow editor.
New for Workbench

The ODBC registry is a utility that allows a DiveLine to expose multiple different data sources as valid ODBC tables in a single connection.
See About ODBC Registry.

A user access token is a unique and randomly-generated string which can be used to authenticate a user to DiveLine, similar to a password.
See User Access Tokens.

The Workbench Markdown Editor provides the ability to view and edit files using markdown.

When connected to a DiveLine the top-right side of Workbench displays the time local to the server.
For more information about setting server time preferences, see Setting Workbench Preferences.