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May 20, 2011

Active Query Builder Java Edition v.1.4.0.1071

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder Java Edition v.1.4.0.1071. 

+ The new ActiveUnionSubQueryChanged event is added.
= MySQL Query Properties dialog is redesigned.
= The numbers entered into condition for string fields are treated as literals.
= Grouping is set automatically now on specifying the aggregate for a column.
= Automatic alias assignment is made when user adds two or more columns with 
  same name to the query. The warning message is shown when muptiple columns
  with same name appear in sub-queries in result of user actions as this may 
  lead to inconsistence in the calling sub-query.
- MS SQL Server: Fetching metadata object descriptions from database is made.
- Metadata refreshing for derived tables is fixed.
- Diagram pane was not scrolling when dragging a table. Fixed now.
- MySQL: The SQL_NO_CACHE option in MySQL Query Properties dialog is fixed.

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