Active Query Builder History v.1.28.4
= Index numbers in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. = PostgreSQL parser has been optimized. - DB2: Parsing of FOR UPDATE, FOR READ ONLY, ISOLATION and OPTIMIZE FOR in an arbitrary order has been fixed. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made. = ODBC: Fetching of databases and schemas is supported now.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.3.1078
! SubQuery: Setting the LimitCount and LimitOffset properties is temporarily turned off. - The ConditionalOperatorsFormat.NewLineBeforeWhen property has been fixed. = PostgreSQL parser has been optimized.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.3.1078
+ Tooltip on the datasource caption is now displaying the description for database objects or the beginning of sub-query text for sub-queries. = Expression Editor: The SQLFormattingOptions is a reference property now, not a contained object. ! SubQuery: Setting the LimitCount and LimitOffset properties is temporarily turned off. - Search in the Database Schema View with custom metadata structure has been fixed. - Sub-queries from the "IN (SELECT ...)" conditions are displayed on the Query Navigation Bar now. - The ConditionalOperatorsFormat.NewLineBeforeWhen property has been fixed. = PostgreSQL parser has been optimized. - Several minor bugs have been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.3.1078
+ Tooltip on datasource caption displaying the description for database object or the beginning of sub-query text for sub-queries. = It is now possible ability to resize datasources on Design Pane by dragging their left and top borders. - The bug with eating the first mouse click on the Design Pane has been fixed. = Expression Editor: The SQLFormattingOptions is a reference property now, not a contained object. ! SubQuery: Setting the LimitCount and LimitOffset properties is temporarily turned off. - The bug on clicking the suggestion window hint has been fixed. - Search in the Database Schema View with custom metadata structure has been fixed. - Sub-queries from the "IN (SELECT ...)" conditions are displayed on the Query Navigation Bar now. - The ConditionalOperatorsFormat.NewLineBeforeWhen property has been fixed. = PostgreSQL parser has been optimized. - Several minor bugs have been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.0.3
+ The ability to edit text of sub-queries separately from the entire query has been made. Read the Knowledge Base article at https://support.activequerybuilder.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000148009 and review the Edit Sub-Query Text Demo project. + The new SqlEditor.TargetQueryPart property has been added. It accepts the Query, SubQuery and UnionSubQuery values. + The new QueryBuilder.ActiveUnionSubQueryChanged event has been added. + The new activeSubQuerySQL and activeUnionSubQuerySQL properties have been added to the AQB.Web.QueryBuider object on the client. + The new addNewNamedSubQuery, addDerivedTable, addUnionSubQuery methods have been added to the AQB.Web.QueryBuilder object to make possible execute these commands from JavaScript. + The new AQB.Web.QueryBuilder.dispose method destroys the QueryBuilder object both on the server and client. - The bug with displaying field name instead of column alias has been fixed. - The bug with the design pane context menu has been fixed. - Localization of the Properties forms has been fixed. - Z-index for some HTML elements has been corrected. = Resource packing and caching has been made. + The new configuration property EnableResourceCaching has been added.
Active Query Builder History v.2.10.12.820
+ Sybase: Support for window functions has been added. = Numeric constants in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. - DB2: Parsing of FOR UPDATE, FOR READ ONLY, ISOLATION and OPTIMIZE FOR in an arbitrary order has been fixed. + Oracle: Loading of stored procedure parameters from the server system catalog is supported now. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.2.1077
= Numeric constants in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. - Numerous fixes and improvements to the Query Properties Bar and SQL Text Editor have been made. + Oracle: Loading of stored procedure parameters from the server system catalog is supported now. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.2.1077
+ Better visual style for the database schema tree has been made. + The new property QueryBuilder.DatabaseSchemaViewOptions.DrawTreeLines controls drawing of tree lines between nodes of the database schema tree. + The component is now asking for deleting sub-queries. = Various SQL expression error reporting improvements have been made. + The new UserInterfaceOptions property group has been added to the QueryView and QueryBuilder classes. The QueryBuilder.UserInterfaceOptions.ConfirmSubQueryDeletion property prescribes to display the confirmation dialog on deleting a sub-query. The QueryBuilder.UserInterfaceOptions.WarnAboutSQLExpressionErrors property instructs to display popup window when the user makes a syntax error in SQL expression. + Expression Editor: SQL expressions are formatted now according to the settings of the new SQLFormattingOptions property. = Expression Editor: Monospace font is used by default now. = Index numbers in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. - Numerous fixes and improvements to the Query Properties Bar and SQL Text Editor have been made. + Oracle: Loading of stored procedure parameters from the server system catalog is supported now. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made. = New and missing localizable strings have been added. - Localization fixes have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.2.1077
+ The new property QueryBuilder.DatabaseSchemaViewOptions.DrawTreeLines controls drawing of tree lines between nodes of the database schema tree. + The component is now asking for deleting sub-queries. = Various SQL expression error reporting improvements have been made. + The new UserInterfaceOptions property group has been added to the QueryView and QueryBuilder classes. The QueryBuilder.UserInterfaceOptions.ConfirmSubQueryDeletion property prescribes to display the confirmation dialog on deleting a sub-query. The QueryBuilder.UserInterfaceOptions.WarnAboutSQLExpressionErrors property instructs to display popup window when the user makes a syntax error in SQL expression. + Expression Editor: SQL expressions are formatted now according to the settings of the new SQLFormattingOptions property. = Expression Editor: Monospace font is used by default now. = Index numbers in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. - Numerous fixes and improvements to the Query Properties Bar and SQL Text Editor have been made. + Oracle: Loading of stored procedure parameters from the server system catalog is supported now. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made. = New and missing localizable strings have been added. - Localization fixes have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.4.1.1076
= SubQuery.Caption property returns localized caption for the main query. = Default namespaces aren't shown in datasource captions now. - Metadata Structure: Grouping by types at the top level has been fixed. = Only the simple WHERE clause conditions like "field1 = field2" are loaded as links now. - Generation of offset in the LIMIT expression has been fixed. - Loading of reusable queries has been fixed.
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