Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.7
= Informix: The bug with the impossibility to use some keywords as identifiers is fixed. + MS SQL Server: Support for the "AT TIME ZONE" operator is added. - The exception on loading queries with index-referenced columns in ORDER BY is eliminated. - The bug on selecting the "Check all" action in the datasource field list for queries with grouping is fixed. - The exception on re-calculation of datasource control captions in some cases is eliminated.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.6
= Design Pane: Datasources don't grab the focus on mouse hover now. = MySQL: Fields are fetched sorted by ORDINAL_POSITION now. = SQLite: A load of foreign keys is improved. - Metadata Filter: The exclusion filter condition generation for filter items with both non-empty SchemaMask and ObjectMask is fixed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.5
= Minor internal optimizations were made.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.4
+ SQLite: Date, Time and DateTime conversion built-in functions are added. = Firebird: CTE in subqueries are supported now. - Oracle: The bug with applying limits for server versions without OFFSET/FETCH support is fixed. = QueryTransformer: On the select list expansion, column aliases are assigned for all fields, not only for renamed ones. - The access violation error on deleting a datasource from the Design Pane is eliminated.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.3
= The load of aqbx.cab is added to the HTMLDemo. = The ASPNetDemo is converted to the VS2005 format.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.2
- The "Connect" button is fixed int the HTMLDemo.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.1
+ It is now possible to Show/Hide Unused fields for all objects on the Design Pane via the context menu. = Minor interface improvements for datasource fields filtration are made. = Better placement of new datasources on the query diagram is made. - Informix: The bug with missing built-in functions has been fixed. - Oracle: The bug with queries containing DbLink objects has been fixed. - A memory leak is fixed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.31.0
+ Now it's possible to filter fields in datasources on the Design Pane. + Informix: Support for databases, double-quoted strings, curly-braced comments are added; the keywords list is updated. = MySQL: ANSI_QUOTES server option autodetection is made. - The crash on adding CTE in some cases has been eliminated.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.30.11
+ The initial support for Denodo Virtual Dataport is made. = Query Transformer: The fields case is preserved now for a wrapped query. - Query Transformer: The bug with ORDER BY generation for a wrapped query is fixed. - Automatic generation of short aliases is fixed when the object is added to the query from the linked objects menu. - Metadata object names generation and comparison are fixed when the server generally supports schemas, but the server returns an empty schema. - The bug with not updating the SQL text on editing a subquery in the link expression is fixed. = MS SQL Server: The support for TRY_CAST and TRY_CONVERT built-in functions is added. = Teradata: A fallback to non-X system views is made if X-views are not available. - Teradata: The server autodetection is fixed. - Pervasive: Parsing of the IF, DateAdd, DateDiff, and DatePart built-in functions and the DOUBLE built-in type are fixed. - DB2: Parsing of the EXCEPTION JOIN and backslash as a division in expressions are fixed. - SAP Hana: The IsSupportDatabase flag is turned off.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.30.10
= The length of automatically generated aliases for single-word names is set to 3 characters; the maximum length is limited to 5. - MySQL: "PRECEDING" and "POSITION" clauses are fixed.
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