Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.29.3
- Turning off grouping in the query via the global Grouping checkbox in the header of Query Columns List may lead to inconsistent queries. Fixed now. - PostgreSQL: Parsing ambiguities for INTERVAL and AT TIME ZONE clauses have been fixed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.29.0
+ Initial support of SAP Hana SQL syntax has been added. + Initial support of Pervasive SQL syntax has been added. + MySQL: Support for Common Table Expressions for MySql v8+ has been added. + Now it's possible to add and remove rows in the Query Columns List using the Alt+Insert and Alt+Delete keyboard shortcuts, move them up and down using the Alt+[Arrow Up/Down] keys. = Parsing of incorrect/incomplete "IN" expressions in condition cells of the Query Columns List has been improved. + The new properties have been added to the ActiveQueryBuilderX object to hide the controls for managing subqueries: SubQueryTabsVisible, UnionNavBarVisible. = The behavior of LinkOptions.CreateLinksByIdenticalFieldNames property has been changed. Links are created only if one of the fields is a part of the primary key.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.11
+ MySQL: Support for Common Table Expressions for MySql v8+ has been added. = Oracle: Support for ranking functions has been updated. - PostgreSQL: Parsing of the "AT TIME ZONE" clause and "EXTRACT(epoch FROM ...)" function has been fixed. - MS Access: Parsing of the TRUE and FALSE constants has been fixed. - The Union Navigation Bar scaling issues have been eliminated.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.10
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.8
= Oracle: Support for the new Oracle 12c LISTAGG syntax has been added. = Pervasive: List of keywords and functions has been filled. = Pervasive: Support of IF function, LIMIT/OFFSET clause has been made. - Pervasive: Parsing of date/time builtin functions has been fixed. - Teradata: The bug with the autodetection of new versions has been fixed. - SQLite: Parsing of queries with RIGHT and FULL joins throws the parsing exception now. - IBM DB2: NULL is parsed as a constant, not as an identifier. = The LinkOptions.CreateLinksByIdenticalFieldNames behaviour has been changed. Links are created only if one of the fields is a part of the primary key. = Loading of Primary Key fields has been improved. = Complex SQL expressions aren't loaded as joins anymore. - Changing of the link type if RIGHT JOIN is not supported is not allowed now. - The bug with the height calculation of the UNION navigation bar when the query has unions in brackets has been fixed. - Memory leaks have been eliminated.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.7
= SQLite: The list of reserved words has been filled.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.6
= Parsing of incorrect/incomplete "IN" expressions in condition cells of the Query Columns List has been improved.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.5
+ Initial support of Pervasive SQL syntax has been added. - Links cardinality calculation has been fixed. - MS SQL Server: Multi-column foreign keys loading for SQL Server 2005 and higher has been fixed. - MySQL: Support of STDDEV function has been fixed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.4
= Index numbers in ORDER BY are converted to corresponding expressions now. = PostgreSQL parser has been optimized. - DB2: Parsing of FOR UPDATE, FOR READ ONLY, ISOLATION and OPTIMIZE FOR in an arbitrary order has been fixed. - Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server: Several SQL parsing fixes have been made. = ODBC: Fetching of databases and schemas is supported now.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.28.3
+ Help strings for new properties have been added. = MS SQL Server: The DB_NAME function is used now to the get current db name on MS SQL Server 2008 and higher.
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