Active Query Builder History v.2.10.5.752
+ Oracle: implemented data type computation in expressions. = Recognition of IN clauses and date literals in expressions is improved. - ODBC literals and function call syntax are fixed in all syntax providers. - PostgreSQL: Support of UESCAPE in unicode string literals is added. - Oracle: Support for ListAgg and XmlAgg in analytic expressions is added. - MS SQL Server: Added date parts to the list of valid identifiers. = ValidateQuery() now throws exception if SELECT list is empty.
Active Query Builder History v.3.0.1.1003
+ Data type computation in expressions is made for Oracle. = Recognition of date and string literals, and lists of literals in the IN clause is improved for Criteria columns. - ODBC literals and function call syntax is fixed in all syntax providers. - PostgreSQL: UESCAPE support in unicode string literals is fixed. - Oracle: Support for ListAgg and XmlAgg in analytic expressions is fixed. - MS SQL Server: Date parts are added to the list of valid identifiers. = The ValidateQuery() method now throws exception if SELECT list is empty.
Active Query Builder History v.3.0.1.1003
+ Data type computation in expressions is made for Oracle. = Recognition of date and string literals, and lists of literals in the IN clause is improved for Criteria columns. - ODBC literals and function call syntax is fixed in all syntax providers. - PostgreSQL: UESCAPE support in unicode string literals is fixed. - Oracle: Support for ListAgg and XmlAgg in analytic expressions is fixed. - MS SQL Server: Date parts are added to the list of valid identifiers. = The ValidateQuery() method now throws exception if SELECT list is empty.
Active Query Builder History v.3.0.0.1002
= First public BETA version.
Active Query Builder History v.3.0.0.1002
= First public BETA version.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.6
- Minor fixes in the Metadata Container Editor and Loader forms are made.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.6
- Minor fixes in the Metadata Container Editor and Loader forms are made. - DevExpress forms are fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.5
+ MS Access: Support for CONVERT builtin function is made. + PostgreSQL: Support for POSITION builtin function is made. - Oracle: PRECISION, NULLS, TIME, READ, INTERVAL are treated as valid identifiers now. - Oracle: The "List index out of bounds" error in data type calculation is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.5
+ MS Access: Support for CONVERT builtin function is made. + PostgreSQL: Support for POSITION builtin function is made. = Help file is converted to CHM format. - Oracle: PRECISION, NULLS, TIME, READ, INTERVAL are treated as valid identifiers now. - Null reference exception is fixed thanks to passing MetadataFilter and Database to the metadata loading thread in the LoadMetadataAsync method. - Oracle: The "List index out of bounds" error in data type calculation is fixed. - Access violation in the TacBaseMetadataProvider.ExecSqlInternal method is eliminated. - Minor DevExpress forms fixes are made.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.4
+ Polish translation is added. + Oracle: Calculation of SQL expression data types is made. - Better "IN" lists and date literal recognition in the select list is made. - MS SQL Server: Date parts are added to the list of valid identifiers. + The new SyntaxProvider.IsQueryWithIntoClause method is implemented for MS Access, MS SQL Server, PosgreSQL, and MySQL. - ODBC "fn" call is fixed. + Logging of user actions is possible now.
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