Active Query Builder History v.1.10.4.195
- Minor localization fixes are made.
Active Query Builder History v.1.13.20.0
- SQLite: Fixed problem with removing of the OFFSET part of LIMIT clause in the Query properties dialog. + The new property is added to create aliases automatically based on alternate names: TacQueryBuilder.SelectListOptions.CreateColumnAliasesFromAltNames. + Firebird, InterBase: List of reserved words is imported into the grammar.
Active Query Builder History v.1.13.20.0
- SQLite: Fixed problem with removing of the OFFSET part of LIMIT clause in the Query properties dialog. + The new property is added to create aliases automatically based on alternate names: IActiveQueryBuilderX.SelectListOptions.CreateColumnAliasesFromAltNames. + Firebird, InterBase: List of reserved words is imported into the grammar. + The new event is added to change object's captions at the query building area: IActiveQueryBuilderX.OnCustomizeDatasourceCaption.
Active Query Builder History v.1.1.3.1018
+ Portuguese (Brazil) translation is added. + Oracle: Retrieval of descriptions for objects and fields from the database is implemented. + SQLite: The query properties form is implemented. + SQLite: Ability to fetch metadata from "attached" databases is added. + New helper methods are added to the BaseSQLContext object for splitting full object names by parts: ExtractNameFromFullName(), ExtractSchemaFromFullName(), ExtractDatabaseFromFullName(). + Bunch of helpers are added to the MetadataContainer to add objects by theirs full or partially qualified name: AddObject(), AddTable(), AddView(), AddProcedure(), AddSynonym(). = The LIKE criteria parsing is improved. Manually entered criteria like "LIKE John Doe" will be distinguished as "LIKE 'John Doe'". - SQLite: LIMIT support in the main query is fixed. - SQL dialects without multiple database support (like Oracle) didn't skip default schema from object names. Fixed now. - Oracle: Parsing of the SEED keyword is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.10.4.194
+ Portuguese (Brazil) translation is added. + Oracle: Retrieval of descriptions for objects and fields from the database is implemented. + SQLite: The query properties form is implemented. + SQLite: Ability to fetch metadata from "attached" databases is added. + New helper methods are added to the BaseSQLContext object for splitting full object names by parts: ExtractNameFromFullName(), ExtractSchemaFromFullName(), ExtractDatabaseFromFullName(). + Bunch of helpers are added to the MetadataContainer to add objects by theirs full or partially qualified name: AddObject(), AddTable(), AddView(), AddProcedure(), AddSynonym(). = The LIKE criteria parsing is improved. Manually entered criteria like "LIKE John Doe" will be distinguished as "LIKE 'John Doe'". - SQLite: LIMIT support in the main query is fixed. - SQL dialects without multiple database support (like Oracle) didn't skip default schema from object names. Fixed now. - Oracle: Parsing of the SEED keyword is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.13.19.0
+ SQLite: The query properties form is made to define LIMIT, etc. + SQLite: The component now can fetch metadata from "attached" databases - SQLite: LIMIT support in the main query is fixed. - SQL dialects without databases support (like Oracle) didn't skip default schema from object names. Fixed now. + Oracle: Fetching user comments for objects and fields into LongDescription is made. + Improved processing of user input in Criteria cells. Now strings like "like qwe qwe" will be translated to "like 'qwe qwe'". + MS SQL Server: DatePart, DateName, DateDiff, DateAdd builtin functions support is made. - Oracle: Parsing of the SEED keyword is fixed. + The new TacMSAccessSyntaxProvider.LoadQueriesWithParameters property is made for flagging metadata loader to get queries with parameters into metadata container as stored procedures (they still can not be used in SELECT queries, so you need to handle these objects in specific way, not using AQB). + The new TacMSAccessSyntaxProvider.LoadLinkedTables property is made to control loading of linked database objects into metadata container. + The new helper functions are added to the TacBaseSQLContext object for splitting full name by parts: ExtractNameFromFullName, ExtractSchemaFromFullName, ExtractDatabaseFromFullName. - Oracle: Recursive query format is fixed now. - MS SQL: Most type names can be used are valid identifiers now. + The new set of helpers are added to the Metadata Container to add objects by their full or partially qualified names: AddObject, AddTable, AddView, AddProcedure, AddSynonym. + The new properties are made to control case sensitivity of metadata filter items: TacMetadataFilterItem.SchemaMaskCaseSensitive and TacMetadataFilterItem.ObjectMaskCaseSensitive. + The new events are added to control unchecking of a field from the datasource field list: OnDatasourceFieldRemoving and OnDatasourceFieldRemoved. + The new properties are made to force the query builder to show or omit the AS keyword in alias definition. Use the TacQueryBuilder and TacBaseSQLBuilder AsKeywordInExpressionAlias and AsKeywordInObjectAlias properties for this purpose. - Some small fixes are made for custom aggregate functions support. - Subtle AV on closing control is fixed. - Localizer fixed for RAD Studio 2009 and higher.
Active Query Builder History v.1.13.19.0
+ SQLite: The query properties form is made to define LIMIT, etc. + SQLite: The component now can fetch metadata from "attached" databases - SQLite: LIMIT support in the main query is fixed. - SQL dialects without databases support (like Oracle) didn't skip default schema from object names. Fixed now. + Oracle: Fetching user comments for objects and fields into LongDescription is made. + Improved processing of user input in Criteria cells. Now strings like "like qwe qwe" will be translated to "like 'qwe qwe'". + MS SQL Server: DatePart, DateName, DateDiff, DateAdd builtin functions support is made. - Oracle: Parsing of the SEED keyword is fixed. + The new property: IActiveQueryBuilderX.SQLSyntaxParams - can be used to control some server-specific syntax options. = The control is compiled with Delphi 2010 IDE to eliminate runtime leaks. - Oracle: Recursive query format is fixed now. - MS SQL: Most type names can be used are valid identifiers now. + The new properties are made to control case sensitivity of metadata filter items: IMetadataFilterItem.SchemaMaskCaseSensitive and IMetadataFilterItem.ObjectMaskCaseSensitive. + The new properties are made to force the query builder to show or omit the AS keyword in alias definition: IActiveQueryBuilderX.AsKeywordInExpressionAlias and IActiveQueryBuilderX.AsKeywordInObjectAlias. - Some small fixes are made for custom aggregate functions support. - Subtle AV on closing control is fixed. + The new demo is made to illustrate custom letadata loading in .NET and ASP.NET projects (CSCustomMetadataLoading).
Active Query Builder History v.1.1.2.1017
- Oracle: Parsing of the SEED keyword is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.1.2.1016
- Fixed crash when clicking at the Aggregate column cell.
Active Query Builder History v.1.10.3.192
- MSSQL: Parsing of DatePart and DateName functions is fixed. - Oracle: Parsing of "CONNECT BY" and "START WITH" clauses sequence is fixed. - Minor bugfix in metadata filtering is made.
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