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October 19, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.4.5.1083

+ DB2 Syntax Provider: The new get/setNamingConvention() property is added to
  affect the object name separator (slash or dot).

October 13, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.0.5.9

- The bug with SyntaxProvider.DenyIntoClause property is fixed.

October 12, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.15.7.328

+ MS SQL Server: FOR XML clause is updated to support SQL Server "Denali".

October 11, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.15.7.327

- Minor synchronization bug is fixed.

October 11, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.17.8

= Ordering for the query column is removed now when grouping become unchecked;
  grouping is checked when ordering added.
= Grouping is turned on for the query column when user indicates it's conditions
  to be appled for groups (i.e. to the HAVING clause).
= MS SQL Server: "FOR XML" clause is updated to support Ms Sql Server "Denali".
= MySQL: COALESCE, GREATEST, LEAST and INTERVAL added to the list of builtin
  functions.
= PostgreSQL: Function "substring('test',1,2)" is converted to "substring('test'
  from 1 for 2)" on parsing the query.
= Firebird: INT type alias is supported.
- AV when editing the query columns list in rare cases is fixed.
- Assignment of unnecessary aliases for expressions in rare cases is fixed.

October 11, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.17.8

= Ordering for the query column is removed now when grouping become unchecked;
  grouping is checked when ordering added.
= Grouping is turned on for the query column when user indicates it's conditions
  to be appled for groups (i.e. to the HAVING clause).
= MS SQL Server: "FOR XML" clause is updated to support Ms Sql Server "Denali".
= MySQL: COALESCE, GREATEST, LEAST and INTERVAL added to the list of builtin
  functions.
= PostgreSQL: Function "substring('test',1,2)" is converted to "substring('test'
  from 1 for 2)" on parsing the query.
= Firebird: INT type alias is supported.
- AV when editing the query columns list in rare cases is fixed.
- Assignment of unnecessary aliases for expressions in rare cases is fixed.

October 10, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.15.7.326

= Firebird: The INT alias is added for INTEGER data type.
= DevExpress dependencies are updated to version 11.1.8.0.

September 27, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.0.5.8

+ The new sample projects are made to demonstrate handing of the client-side
  events and integrating component into MVC structure. 
- The bug with impossibility to delete aggregate functon is fixed. 
- The bug with default SQL in Web.Control.SqlEditor is fixed now.

September 09, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.15.7.325

= CriteriaListControl: Ordering is being removed when unchecking grouping; 
  grouping is being added if selecting the ordering.
- PostgreSQL: undocumented SUBSTRING function syntax "SUBSTRING('a','b','c')" 
  will being automatically converted to "SUBSTRING('a' FROM 'b' FOR 'c') during
  the parsing.
- MySQL: Added missing built-in functions COALESCE, GREATEST, LEAST and
  INTERVAL.

September 02, 2011

Active Query Builder History v.1.17.7

= QueryStatistics.OutputColumns.ExpressionAlias is now unquoted.
= Conditions aren't turned to HAVING automatically for grouped query columns.
- Oracle: TRANSLATE function is fixed.

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In summary Active Query Builder provides excellent components, great support and a very flexible feature set. It has allowed us to provide features to our end users that I did not think would be possible in the first release of our new tools and in a timeframe that was much shorter than planned. I would recommend that anyone dealing with databases in the .Net world should be aware of this component and its capabilities!


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