Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.18.0
= AnyDAC: package name is corrected in order to comply with version 5. = Advantage: package name for Delphi XE is corrected. = Russian translation is updated.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.13
- Fixed: Aliases in ORDER BY are used for queries with unions only. + The SelectItem property is added to the QueryStatistics.OutputColumn's items.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.12
- Small memory leak is fixed. - "Invalid pointer operation" error introduced in version 1.17.9 is fixed.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.11
+ Support of ORDER BY in queries with unions is improved. + Yet another bunch of speed optimizations is made.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.10
+ MS SQL Server: Support of variables as query datasources is made. (select * from @variable) + MySQL: Parsing of nested functions is speeded up. - Fixed bug with qualified names comparison introduced in the previous version.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.9
+ Parsing and working with large queries is speeded up. + PostgreSQL: list of builtin functions is added. + IBM DB2: The new TacDB2SyntaxProvider.NamingConvention property is added. It allows to change the delimiter that split parts in fully qualified object names. Available values: db2ncSql (dot), db2ncSystem (slash).
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.8
= Ordering for the query column is removed now when grouping become unchecked; grouping is checked when ordering added. = Grouping is turned on for the query column when user indicates it's conditions to be appled for groups (i.e. to the HAVING clause). = MS SQL Server: "FOR XML" clause is updated to support Ms Sql Server "Denali". = MySQL: COALESCE, GREATEST, LEAST and INTERVAL added to the list of builtin functions. = PostgreSQL: Function "substring('test',1,2)" is converted to "substring('test' from 1 for 2)" on parsing the query. = Firebird: INT type alias is supported. - AV when editing the query columns list in rare cases is fixed. - Assignment of unnecessary aliases for expressions in rare cases is fixed.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.7
= QueryStatistics.OutputColumns.ExpressionAlias is now unquoted. = Conditions aren't turned to HAVING automatically for grouped query columns. + The new methods are added to ease the query analysis and modifcation: TacQueryBuilder.GetSubQueriesList and GetUnionSubQueriesList, TacUnionGroup.GetUnionSubQueriesList. - Oracle: TRANSLATE function is fixed.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.6
+ The check box is added to the Grouping column header. It allows to quckly toggle the grouping for the query on and off. = Now using DevExpress PageControl v3 by default. = DevExpress controls package names are corrected. - Adding objects with same AltName from the database objects tree is fixed.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.17.5
+ The check box is added to the Grouping column header. It allows to quckly toggle the grouping for the query on and off. - MySQL: Reversed displaying of foreign key relationships is fixed. - Exception is not raised now if the OleInitialize call is failed. It's necessary for OLE drag'n'drop functionality. - PostgreSQL: Parsing of SUBSTRING function and ARRAY literals is made. = The new TacQueryBuilder.RefreshDatasourcesMetadata function is made. It is needed to allow metadata refreshing without reloading of the current SQL text.
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