Active Query Builder History v.3.3.21.1067
+ PostgreSQL: Support for "$n"-style positional parameters has been added.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.21.1067
+ PostgreSQL: Support for "$n"-style positional parameters has been added. - Unwanted switch to the main query on adding new sub-query has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.21.1067
+ PostgreSQL: Support for "$n"-style positional parameters has been added. - Drop-down editors in the Query Columns List have been fixed. - Unwanted switch to the main query on adding new sub-query has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.20.1066
- Oracle: List of keywords used as valid identifiers has been updated. - MySQL: Support for DateDiff, TimeDiff, TimestampDiff functions has been added. = Methods to save and load user queries to XML have been moved to the SQLContext class.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.20.1066
- Oracle: List of keywords used as valid identifiers has been updated. - MySQL: Support for DateDiff, TimeDiff, TimestampDiff functions has been added. = Methods to save and load user queries to XML have been moved to the SQLContext class. - Minor bugfixes and improvements have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.20.1066
- The bug on loading component with non-empty query inside the Telerik RAD panel has been fixed. - The bug on entering a value to the cell of Query Columns List control that doesn't exist in a combo box suggestion list has been fixed. - The bug with visibility of the Design Pane Preview area has been fixed. - The bug with the links remaining on the Design Pane after clearing the query has been fixed. - Oracle: List of keywords used as valid identifiers has been updated. - MySQL: Support for DateDiff, TimeDiff, TimestampDiff functions has been added. = Methods to save and load user queries to XML have been moved to the SQLContext class. - Minor bugfixes and improvements have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.2.13.16
+ MySQL: Support for DateDiff, TimeDiff, TimestampDiff functions has been added. = Internal HTTP session optimizations have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.19.1065
+ The new StatisticsField.IsDirectlyMentioned property has been added.
It indicates whether a field is directly mentioned in the query or just
appears in the query result as a result of the expansion of an asterisk
item ("*") in the SELECT list.
+ The SQLContext.UserQueriesStructure property has been added to hold
the structure of Reusable queries.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.19.1065
+ The new StatisticsField.IsDirectlyMentioned property has been added.
It indicates whether a field is directly mentioned in the query or just
appears in the query result as a result of the expansion of an asterisk
item ("*") in the SELECT list.
= User queries structure has been moved from the UserQueries control to
the SQLContext.UserQueriesStructure property.
- SQL Text Editor: Word wrapping has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.19.1065
+ The Design Pane Preview area has been made to let quickly navigate over
large diagrams.
+ The new StatisticsField.IsDirectlyMentioned property has been added.
It indicates whether a field is directly mentioned in the query or just
appears in the query result as a result of the expansion of an asterisk
item ("*") in the SELECT list.
= User queries structure has been moved from the UserQueries control to
the SQLContext.UserQueriesStructure property.
- SQL Text Editor: Word wrapping has been fixed.
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