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February 22, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.19.11

- Oracle: The DATE built-in function is added.

February 21, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.19.10

+ Firebird: ROWS clause is supported now.
+ The new IActiveQueryBuilderX.SelectListAlternateRowColor property is made to
  mark even rows of the grid.

February 21, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.19.10

+ Firebird: ROWS clause is supported now.
- Installation of the Standard subscription inst.package under 64-bit OS is fixed.
- The bug with comboboxes in the Query Columns Grid when QueryBuilder resides on
  a child form is fixed.

February 21, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.0.7.4

- The bug with rows order in the Query Columns Grid after updating the query is
  fixed.
- The bug with updating the Criteria column in the Query Columns Grid is fixed.
- The bug with FieldListSortType.SortType option is fixed,
- Some minor SQL syntax bug fixes were made.

February 20, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.5.8.1125

+ The new syntax provider for Teradata database server is made. Use the
  TeradataSyntaxProvider for the complete support of Teradata SQL syntax.
- Oracle: Support for method call expressions is made.

February 19, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.19.9

+ The new GridAlternateRowColor property is made to mark even rows of the grid.
+ Teradata syntax provider is updated. Query properties form is revised.
- Oracle: Support for method call expressions is made.
- Db2: Query Limits Transformer is fixed.
- Other minor bug fixes are made.

February 18, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.19.9

+ Teradata syntax provider is updated. Query properties form is revised.
- 64-bit OCX is added to the root installation folder.
- Oracle: Support for method call expressions is made.
- Other minor bug fixes are made.

February 18, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.2.1.5.547

+ Tooltips are shown for fields in the DataSourceControl and for nodes in the
  DatabaseSchemaTree. By default they display descriptions of items in the 
  Metadata Container. Most of the syntax providers can load descriptions from 
  respective database servers.
  You can customize tooltip texts using the GetDataSourceFieldToolTipText
  and the GetDatabaseSchemaTreeToolTipText events.

February 18, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.1.17.12.406

SQL Text Editor changes:
+ Tab and Shift-Tab hot keys now shift the selected text block left and right.
- Mouse and keyboard selection behavior is fixed.
- Incorrect suggestion window placement when the text is scrolled right or the
  caret is near to the right bound of the screen is fixed.
- Text selection was disappearing on undo/redo operations. Fixed now.
- Painting of sequence of Tab characters in selected state is fixed.

Other changes:
- Oracle: Support for method call expressions is made.
- Loading of queries containing multiple use of the same table is fixed.

February 13, 2013

Active Query Builder History v.0.7.3

+ The new Teradata syntax is made.
+ The new property ShowDescription is added to the ObjectTree.
+ The new OrColumnCount property is added to the Grid control to define 
  quantity of "OR" columns.
+ The new properties are added to the Canvas control to disable various
  properties dialogs: DisableQueryPropertiesDialog, DisableLinkPropertiesDialog,
  DisableDatasourcePropertiesDialog.
- Localization is fixed.

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