Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.14.1171
= Snowflake SQL: Support for the "WITHIN GROUP" clause has been added.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.13.1170
- Snowflake SQL: LimitCount and LimitOffset props are turned on to use the Skip and Take methods of the QueryTransformer.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.12.1169
+ The user's job of adding general aggregate functions (with the "*" parameter) has been improved. Now the user can select an aggregate function right in the empty row of the Query Columns Grid. - Snowflake SQL: Parsing of VARCHAR without char count has been fixed. - SQL parsing error notification panel in the Expression Editor has been corrected in large-scaling modes. - DevExpress UI: The back color of the edited cell in the Query Columns Grid and the SQL Text Editor inside the Expression Editor is applied correctly now. - DevExpress UI: The drop-down button glyph in the Single-line SQL Text Editor has been fixed. - SQL Text Editor now uses the form's back color by default.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.11.1168
+ The new event to track changes in the Favorites folder is added: QueryBuilder.FavouritesChanged. (in the Professional version only) = The new method to append metadata from XML is added: MetadataContainer.AddFromXML(filename or stream). - Snowflake syntax: "LANGUAGE" is removed from the list of keywords. - Tooltips for fields in datasources on the Design Pane are displayed correctly now. - SAP Hana: Minor SQL generation fixes are made. - MySQL: Minor fixes for queries with the "~" character.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.10.1167
= ODBCMetadataProvider: new properties are added to turn off some specific driver features that sometimes can improve the performance: IgnoreSchemaOnlyFlag and SkipLoadFieldsFromGetSchema. - MySQL: Logical conditions aren't suffixed with "=True" or "=False" anymore. - IBM DB2: System views are checked for existence before querying them. - Add Object Dialog: The bug in applying the behavior determined by the StartWithDefaultNamespaceType property has been fixed. - Add Object Dialog: The bug on double-clicking the list folders is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.9.1166
+ Support for Snowflake DB SQL syntax has been added. + The SubQuery Navigation Bar now lets you know more about sub-query usage at one sight: query part, operator, correlatedness. = Searching in the Add Object Dialog is corrected. = SQL Server: The connection form lets define new authentication options for Azure databases. - Minor fixes in the Query Columns Grid have been made. - Assemblies are removed correctly now after uninstalling the product.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.7.1165
= The BehaviorOptions.LinkManipulations property is taken into account when creating a new link using datasource context menus, notification events are fired correctly then. = On trying to link a table to itself, a copy of that table is added to the query and linked accordingly. - The bug with multiline field descriptions drawn on the same line is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.6.1164
+ Users now can create links from UI separately indicating fields to start and finish a new link via the datasource field context menu. + Three new events are added to the CriteriaBuilder control: NeedEditorForValue, NeedCustomLookupButton, NeedCustomLookupControl. They allow for using custom editors for values of specific fields or data types. + The new demo project CriteriaBuilderCustomize is added to illustrate the way how one can use custom editors, buttons and controls in the CriteriaBuilder control. + Source code of the Metadata Container Editor is included in a set of demo projects for Trial and Professional versions. = Criteria Builder: minor fixes and improvements are made. = QuickBooks: Support for square-brackets quoted identifiers has been added. - The bug with checking/unchecking an asterisk item in datasources is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.5.1163
+ Metadata loading errors are displayed now via the notification bar. + The new property QueryBuilder.BehaviorOptions.AllowMessageTypes is added to determine the types of messages to be shown in the notification bar. + The new property QueryBuilder.DesignPaneOptions.DesignPaneOverviewMaxHeight is added to determine the maximum ratio (range from 0 to 1) of the overview pane height and overall Design Pane height. The actual width and height of the overview pane is now calculated according to new and DesignPaneOverviewWidth properties. = QuickBooks (QODBC): Support for the TOP clause is added, support for derived tables is turned off. = PostgreSQL: Backslash quotation for generic string literals has been removed. = Metadata serialization to XML: The "Loaded" flag for all types of objects is now set on for a namespace if child database objects of any type exist.
Active Query Builder 3 WinForms Edition v.3.6.3.1162
= References to DevExpress WinForms controls are updated to v.20.1.3. + Initial support for QuickBooks (QODBC) SQL syntax has been added. + Performance and memory consumption improvements on loading large database schema has been made. ! "Loaded" flags for object types and referencing foreign keys are saved now in metadata XML files to avoid unnecessary SQL queries to be fired. = SAP HANA: Minor fixes are made: DISTINCT before TOP, PLACEHOLDER before alias, NVARCHAR builtin type.
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