Downloads

Active Query Builder History History

July 24, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.3.3.14.1062

= The new property DatabaseSchemaView.Controller has been added.
- The AllowEdit check before the ValidateContextMenu call in the CustomTreeView
  has been removed.

July 24, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.3.3.14.1062

= The new property DatabaseSchemaView.Controller has been added.
- The AllowEdit check before the ValidateContextMenu call in the CustomTreeView
  has been removed.

July 22, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.1.27.4

- Compilation errors for C++Builder have been fixed.
- Minor fixes for the Full-featured demo project have been made.
! Demo projects are moved to the %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Documents\ActiveDbSoft\Demos"
  folder (usually "C:\Users\Public\Documents\ActiveDBSoft\Demos".

July 20, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.1.27.3

- The bug with applying result column names for queries with asterisk items
  when fields aren't loaded yet has been fixed.
- Filtration by aggregated columns has been fixed.

July 20, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.1.27.3

+ The new Professional version is available now. It includes the Advanced
  SQL Text Editor, SQL Expression Editor, and the SQL Filter Builder.
  The Full-featured demo project now exists in two variants: one for the
  Standard, other for the Professional version. The Trial version includes
  both variants. 
+ The new demo projects have been made: Create Query demo and Edit Metadata
  Container demo.
- The bug with applying result column names for queries with asterisk items
  when fields aren't loaded yet has been fixed.
- Filtration by aggregated columns has been fixed.

July 19, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.3.3.13.1061

+ PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Netezza: Support for SQL expressions in the
  LIMIT/OFFSET clauses has been added.
+ The new StreamLog class has been added. It can be used to log the 
  metadata extraction process via the Logger.Log property of SQLConext,
  MetadataProvider and SyntaxProvider objects.
- The bug with registering controls in the Toolbox of Visual Studio 2017 
  has been fixed.
= Demo projects are grouped by folders in the solution.
= MS SQL Server: List of reserved words has been updated.
- MySQL: The "ORDER BY" clause doesn't eat now in the GROUP_CONCAT window
  function.
- Invalid SQL expressions in the Query Columns List are quoted now as
  strings, not as identifiers.

July 19, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.3.3.13.1061

+ PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Netezza: Support for SQL expressions in the
  LIMIT/OFFSET clauses has been added.
+ The new StreamLog class has been added. It can be used to log the 
  metadata extraction process via the Logger.Log property of SQLConext,
  MetadataProvider and SyntaxProvider objects.
- The bug with registering controls in the Toolbox of Visual Studio 2017 
  has been fixed.
= Demo projects are grouped by folders in the solution.
= MS SQL Server: List of reserved words has been updated.
- MySQL: The "ORDER BY" clause doesn't eat now in the GROUP_CONCAT window
  function.
- Invalid SQL expressions in the Query Columns List are quoted now as
  strings, not as identifiers.

July 19, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.3.3.13.1061

+ PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Netezza: Support for SQL expressions in the
  LIMIT/OFFSET clauses has been added.
+ The new StreamLog class has been added. It can be used to log the 
  metadata extraction process via the Logger.Log property of SQLConext,
  MetadataProvider and SyntaxProvider objects.
- The bug with registering controls in the Toolbox of Visual Studio 2017 
  has been fixed.
- Moving the popup window of Expression column combo box up and down on
  switching between rows has been eliminated.
- The Expression editor not properly reflecting values of criteria for 
  "OR" columns has been fixed.
- Cells of custom columns of the Query Columns List is refreshed after 
  edit correctly now.
- The bug with collapsing datasource field list after adding a link has 
  been fixed.
- Drag'n'drop is disabled in the Database Schema Tree now.
= Demo projects are grouped by folders in the solution.
= MS SQL Server: List of reserved words has been updated.
- MySQL: The "ORDER BY" clause doesn't eat now in the GROUP_CONCAT window
  function.
- Invalid SQL expressions in the Query Columns List are quoted now as
  strings, not as identifiers.

July 14, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.2.13.13

- The bug with resizing of datasource on Design Pane has been fixed.
= Diagnostic error message is now shown if there's no access to the session
  store.
= MS SQL Server: List of keywords has been updated.

July 13, 2017

Active Query Builder History v.2.10.8.810

+ MySQL: Support of MATCH full-text search operator has been made. 
= IBM DB2: The new DB2SyntaxProvider.ObeySchemaListFromDriver property has
  been added to ensure the priority of the list of objects received from
  the metadata provider (True by default). 
- IBM DB2: The bug with selecting table schema instead of table owner
  for schema name has been fixed. 
- The reference to MySql.Data assembly in MySQL metadata provider has been
  updated to the version 6.9.9. 
= MS SQL Server: List of reserved words has been updated. 
- Loading of foreign keys has been fixed. 
- The bug with quotation of incorrect SQL expressions with double quotes
  instead of apostrophes has been fixed. 
- MySQL: The "ORDER BY" clause in GROUP_CONCAT window function is kept now.

Product Summary

 Active Query Builder WinForms .NET Edition:


 Active Query Builder WPF .NET Edition:


 Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition:


 Active Query Builder Java Edition:


 Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition:


 Active Query Builder VCL Edition:

News

Tweets

Testimonials

We have been using Active Query Builder for over a year and must say that both the product and support have been outstanding!

We chose Active Query Builder due to its flexibility and features, but have been truly pleased by its power and hidden capabilities. ...

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!


Social networks