Active Query Builder History v.2.13.9
- The bug with validation of a query that contains a recursive CTE has been fixed. + The new QB.Web.CriteriaBuilder.Events.CriteriaBuilderChanged event lets check the state of the Criteria Builder control. QB.Web.Application.CriteriaBuilder.on( QB.Web.CriteriaBuilder.Events.CriteriaBuilderChanged, function (event, args) { // checks if all conditions are valid var isValid = args.criteriaBuilder.isValid(); } ); = The Query Results demo projects have been improved.
Active Query Builder History v.2.10.7.809
= The new QueryBuilder.DatabaseSchemaTreeController property has been added to get public access to the Database Schema Tree controller.
Active Query Builder History v.2.13.8
+ The new QB.Web.Application.getProcedureParameters method has been added to redefine default prompt for procedure parameters. It must accept the name of procedure name and callback function to return the parameters string. Sample: QB.Web.Application.getProcedureParameters = function(procName, callback) { var params = prompt("Specify params for " + procName); callback(params); } + The new Canvas.LinkColor property has been added to specify the color of link lines on the Design Pane. = Dependencies in all MVC 5 demo projects are now targeted to the .NET 4.5 Framework. - The bug in the Metadata Structure Demo project has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.4.1040
- Minor bugfixes have been made.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.4.1040
+ Captions on the Criteria Builder UI have been improved. - DevExpress UI: After dragging a table object onto the Design Pane, a box flashed at two separate locations before the table object is positioned where it is dropped. Fixed now. - DevExpress UI: The Link properties dialog drawing problem has been fixed. - DevExpress UI: Dragging columns up and down in the Query Columns List has been fixed. - DevExpress UI: The problem with drawing of SQL Text Editor background has been fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.4.1040
+ Captions on the Criteria Builder UI have been improved. - WPF: Repeated click on the field with a combobox in the Query Columns List cleared the displayed value. Fixed now.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.36
- MetadataProvider.LoadFieldsForObjectFromDriver: The TrimQuotes flag is taken into account now. - MetadataContainer.LoadMetadataByFilter: Access violation on calling without a connection while loading objects using events has been eliminated.
Active Query Builder History v.1.26.36
- MetadataProvider.LoadFieldsForObjectFromDriver: The TrimQuotes flag is taken into account now. - MetadataContainer.LoadMetadataByFilter: Access violation on calling without a connection while loading objects using events has been eliminated.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.3.1039
= Code cleanup.
Active Query Builder History v.3.3.3.1039
= Database Schema view in the Expression Editor is now grouped by database and schema. - The bug with grouping database objects by type has been fixed. - Properties dialogs were inoperable if there's no Properties sidebar on the form. Fixed now. - DevExpress UI: The bug with the folder icons in the Database Schema Tree disappearing after collapsing has been fixed. - DevExpress UI: Background color in the SQL Text Editor has been fixed. - DevExpress UI: Renaming of user queries has been fixed. - DevExpress UI: Keyboard shortcuts in the Query Columns Grid have been fixed. - The DevExpress Separated Components demo project has been fixed and improved.
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