Active Query Builder VCL and ActiveX Editions 1.25 are released.
Support for RAD Studio XE8 is made, re-ordering of query columns made easier by dragging multiple rows in the Query Columns Grid.
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 2.8 is released.
Query columns grid is completely re-made.
Active Query Builder Java Edition 1.8 is released.
Massive fixes in SQL parsing and generation for MS SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite and other database servers.
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 2.7 is released.
Support for jQuery 2.x is made.
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 2.6 is released.
Possiblity to define your own custom expression builder is made, performance in IE is improved, syncronization is made smoother now.
Active Query Builder 2 .NET Edition 2.9 is released.
Ability to save queries as persistent reusable objects for using as views in the following queries is made.
Active Query Builder VCL and ActiveX Editions 1.24 are released.
Support for RAD Studio XE7 is made, minor improvements and bugfixes are made.
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 2.5 is released.
JavaScript Core API layer is added, switching between sub-queries is speeded up.
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 2.4 is released.
Sub-query navigation bar is re-designed, layout of sub-queries is preserved.
Active Query Builder VCL and ActiveX Editions 1.23 are released.
The user can start working with the component instantly thanks to asyncronous metadata loading. Support of RAD Studio XE6 and MS SQL Server 2014 is added.
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!