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March 23, 2011

Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.16.11

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.16.11. 

+ OLE drag-and-drop of text items to design area and criteria grid is made.
+ The new properties are added to allow OLE drag'n'drop of text items to the
  Design Area (QueryBuilder.OLEDragAndDrop: Boolean) and the Query Colums Grid
  (QueryBuilder.SelectListOptions.OLEDragAndDrop: Boolean).
+ The new AParam.CompletionsList property in OnCustomExpressionBuilder event is
  added to get access to the list of datasource columns of the currently active
  sub-query.
= MySQL: more accurate checking of the current database request is made.
- Oracle: correct printing of objects with @DBLINK is made.
- Replacing name of stored proc with it's alias is fixed.
= C++ Builder 2007 and above installation procedure is fixed.
= Exception is not raised now on ParseExpression error, returning Null instead.

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