Active Query Builder History v.2.10.24.835
= Informix: Keywords list is updated, support for double-quoted strings support (with auto-detection) and curly-braced comments is added. = MS SQL Server: Support for TRY_CAST and TRY_CONVERT built-in functions is added. = Teradata: A fallback to non-X system views if X-views are not available is made. = MySQL: Fields are fetched sorted by ORDINAL_POSITION. = Firebird: Support for CTE in subqueries is turned on. - SAP Hana: The bug with schemas loading is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.12.2210
+ Support for Visual Studio 2022 is added. = Column aliases that are valid identifiers aren't quoted now. + The new BehaviorOptions.AlwaysQuoteColumnAliases property is added. Default is false. = References to DevExpress assemblies are updated to v.21.2.3. = MySQL: Fields are fetched sorted by ORDINAL_POSITION. = MySQL: The ANSI_QUOTES flag is detected during the server version autodetection.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.12.2210
+ Support for Visual Studio 2022 is added. = Column aliases that are valid identifiers aren't quoted now. + The new BehaviorOptions.AlwaysQuoteColumnAliases property is added. Default is false. = MySQL: Fields are fetched sorted by ORDINAL_POSITION. = MySQL: The ANSI_QUOTES flag is detected during the server version autodetection.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.12.2210
+ Support for Visual Studio 2022 is added. = Column aliases that are valid identifiers aren't quoted now. + The new BehaviorOptions.AlwaysQuoteColumnAliases property is added. Default is false. = MySQL: Fields are fetched sorted by ORDINAL_POSITION. = MySQL: The ANSI_QUOTES flag is detected during the server version autodetection.
Active Query Builder History v.1.31.5
= Minor internal optimizations were made.
Active Query Builder History v.1.31.5
- The bug with loading images from named resources when ActiveQueryBuilder resources are compiled into a separate DLL (or BPL package) is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.11.447
+ The improved context menus for datasource columns on the Design Pane are remade to perform most of the operations without touching the Query Columns Grid. - Minor UI fixes are made. - The bug with working without the Query Columns Grid is fixed. - Enter and Esc keys are handled properly in all dialogs. = References to ActiveQueryBuilder.Core assemblies were updated.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.11.2209
= Layout: New datasources are repositioned properly now on the new query assignment. = SQL Text Editor: Shift+Down on the last line selects a row to the end. = Metadata Editor: More connection types are available in the Metadata Load Wizard out-of-the-box. = Design Pane: Datasource fields filter panel is collapsed now when user clicks the cross button twice. + Informix: Support for databases, double-quoted strings, curly-braced comments are added; the keywords list is updated. + SQLite: Date, Time, and DateTime conversion built-in functions are added. = Firebird: CTE in subqueries are supported now. - Oracle: The bug with applying limits for server versions without OFFSET/FETCH support is fixed. - Oracle: The bug with queries containing DbLink objects has been fixed. - SQL Text Editor: An exception on text editing in rare cases is eliminated. - Design Pane: The bug with populating of "Where" datasource fields context menu items is fixed. = The new QueryRoot.LoadLayoutSqlV2 helper extension method to load the LayoutSql saved in the second version of the component is added to the ActiveQueryBuilder.View.Compatibility assembly. = Full-Featured MDI Demos are updated.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.11.2209
= Layout: New datasources are repositioned properly now on the new query assignment. = SQL Text Editor: Shift+Down on the last line selects a row to the end. = Metadata Editor: More connection types are available in the Metadata Load Wizard out-of-the-box. = Design Pane: Datasource fields filter panel is collapsed now when user clicks the cross button twice. = The Show/hide button is added to the datasource fields filter panel. + Informix: Support for databases, double-quoted strings, curly-braced comments are added; the keywords list is updated. + SQLite: Date, Time, and DateTime conversion built-in functions are added. = Firebird: CTE in subqueries are supported now. - Oracle: The bug with applying limits for server versions without OFFSET/FETCH support is fixed. - Oracle: The bug with queries containing DbLink objects has been fixed. - SQL Text Editor: An exception on text editing in rare cases is eliminated. - Design Pane: The bug with populating of "Where" datasource fields context menu items is fixed. = The new QueryRoot.LoadLayoutSqlV2 helper extension method to load the LayoutSql saved in the second version of the component is added to the ActiveQueryBuilder.View.Compatibility assembly. = Full-Featured MDI Demos are updated.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.11.2209
= Metadata Editor: More connection types are available in the Metadata Load Wizard out-of-the-box. + Informix: Support for databases, double-quoted strings, curly-braced comments are added; the keywords list is updated. + SQLite: Date, Time, and DateTime conversion built-in functions are added. = Firebird: CTE in subqueries are supported now. - Oracle: The bug with applying limits for server versions without OFFSET/FETCH support is fixed. - Oracle: The bug with queries containing DbLink objects has been fixed.
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