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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder WinForms Edition v.1.10.2.189.
+ New properties in the QueryBuilder and PlainTextSQLBuilder components: AsKeywordInExpressionAlias and AsKeywordInObjectAlias. You can use them to force the query builder to always show or omit AS keyword before aliases. + The new events DatasourceFieldRemoving, DatasourceFieldRemoved are added to control removal of fields by unchecking them from the datasource field list. + Basic support for custom aggregate functions is implemented. + MSSQL: Custom aggregate functions retrieval is made. + Oracle, PostgreSQL: Interval literals are supported now. + The INNER keyword can be omitted now in join specifications for Firebird and MSSQL via the InnerKeywordInLinks property. = (!) API changes: MetadataFieldNameList class is renamed to MetadataQualifiedNameList. - The CROSS JOIN processing bug is fixed. - Wrong link context menu coordinates when the diagram pane is scrolled down are fixed.
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