Much faster visual and programming SQL query building in the new major version!
Find out how things will change in Active Query Builder for .NET 4.0.
Domain-specific language API to define SQL queries
Type safe SQL construction and database object referencing through the generated database schema code. Are you interested?
All demo projects of Active Query Builder for .NET are available on GitHub now.
They do not require Active Query Builder installed, all dependencies get automatically updated from NuGet packages. Just clone a repository and run!
Using Redis to store server-side objects instead of the ASP.NET session-based storage
Updated AQB ASP.NET isn't tied to the storage based on the ASP.NET session but can store the state of server objects in a repository specified by the user.
How can we help users build queries easier?
We've realized that we haven't done much to help ordinary users build ordinary queries faster, and we hope that it's not too late to fill this gap.
Our plans for Active Query Builder
Our main goal is to give the user an opportunity to think about the data he needs to get with the query.
Query Inconsistency Alerts
Reduce support requests by letting users be more competent and write better queries with Active Query Builder.
Faster, smarter SQL query builder
What advantages does the user get on upgrading Active Query Builder to the third version?
Do you really need Visual Query Builder?
Answers to frequently asked questions about Visual Query Builder.
How do you use the Alternate Names feature?
A feature that was primarily made to display clear names for database objects can be helpful in other cases.
We have been using Active Query Builder for over a year and must say that both the product and support have been outstanding!
We chose Active Query Builder due to its flexibility and features, but have been truly pleased by its power and hidden capabilities. ...
In summary Active Query Builder provides excellent components, great support and a very flexible feature set. It has allowed us to provide features to our end users that I did not think would be possible in the first release of our new tools and in a timeframe that was much shorter than planned. I would recommend that anyone dealing with databases in the .Net world should be aware of this component and its capabilities!