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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder 2 WinForms Edition v.2.10.6.806.
+ SQLite: Support for the IS operator ("expr IS expr") has been added.
+ The new MetadataLoadingOptions.AllowRecursiveVirtualObjects property
allows specifying the mode of working with virtual objects. By default,
referring to other virtual objects in the text of a virtual object is
allowed. Such reference lets build a chain of objects to break complex
queries in a series of simple ones. However, in this mode, you can't use
the same-named physical object in a virtual object because of the emerging
recursion. Setting this property to false prohibits creation chains of
virtual objects, but allows to create virtual objects that substitute
physical database objects.
= Automatic links creation for self-linked objects has been improved.
(from Parent to Child or Child to Parent, not both)
= Constant expressions aren't appended to the grouping list now.
= Default namespace prefixes aren't skipped in the Database Schema Tree now.
= Better unique table alias generation has been made.
= Quoted AltName value is set now by default to the DataSource.NameInQuery
property.
- MS SQL Server: Built-in @@-named variables are recognized now.
- Oracle: Date/time built-in constants are recognized properly now.
- MS SQL Server: DATEPART parser ambiguity has been fixed.
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