Active Query Builder History v.3.8.0.1195
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Active Query Builder History v.3.8.0.1195
! The new minor version is released. Read the full news story.
Active Query Builder History v.3.8.0.1195
! The new minor version is released. Read the full news story.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.19.1194
+ The user can collapse the Preview area in the bottom-right corner of Design Pane to an icon. It becomes completely hidden when the query diagram fits the Design Pane. + It is now possible to switch grouping on and off via the Design Pane context menu. + Grouping marker is displayed for fields in the data source field list (curly bracket is now used for grouping; sigma for aggregation). = Pervasive: Parsing of the DateAdd, DateDiff, and DatePart functions and DOUBLE built-in type are fixed. = DB2: Parsing of the EXCEPTION join and parsing backslash as a division in expressions are fixed. - Scaling of the top-right toolbar on the Design Pane is fixed. - The update of cell value after using the Expression Editor has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.19.1194
+ The user can collapse the Preview area in the bottom-right corner of Design Pane to an icon. It becomes completely hidden when the query diagram fits the Design Pane. + It is now possible to switch grouping on and off via the Design Pane context menu. + Grouping marker is displayed for fields in the data source field list (curly bracket is now used for grouping; sigma for aggregation). = Pervasive: Parsing of the DateAdd, DateDiff, and DatePart functions and DOUBLE built-in type are fixed. = DB2: Parsing of the EXCEPTION join and parsing backslash as a division in expressions are fixed. - The update of cell value after using the Expression Editor has been fixed. - Drag and Drop in data source controls is fixed. - Scaling of checkboxes in datasource field lists on the Design Pane is fixed. - The new datasource drop location and location of displaying the context menu after clicking the datasource field list action button are fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.19.1194
= Pervasive: Parsing of the DateAdd, DateDiff, and DatePart functions and DOUBLE built-in type are fixed. = DB2: Parsing of the EXCEPTION join and parsing backslash as a division in expressions are fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.18.437
+ When the last CTE reference is removed, a prompt to remove from the query the CTE itself contains the link to switch to it. + The "Go to expression" context menu is now correctly displayed for subqueries in expressions only. - Displaying of the union subquery context menu is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.18.1193
+ When the last CTE reference is removed, a prompt to remove from the query the CTE itself contains the link to switch to it. = Query Structure Demo: The dumping of the WHERE clause is improved. - Pervasive SQL: The parsing of the IF built-in function is fixed. - The position of the CTE removal prompt on the query navigation bar is fixed. - The link visual selection and painting on the Design Pane is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.18.1193
+ When the last CTE reference is removed, a prompt to remove from the query the CTE itself contains the link to switch to it. = Query Structure Demo: The dumping of the WHERE clause is improved. - Pervasive SQL: The parsing of the IF built-in function is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.7.18.1193
= Query Structure Demo: The dumping of the WHERE clause is improved. - Pervasive SQL: The parsing of the IF built-in 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!