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Working with Unions, Sub queries and Derived tables
Sub queries and derived tables are located on separate tabs so they can be accessed and built visually as easy as the main query.
Unions are managed within the Union Panel at top-right the corner of the query building area, so you can build a query with unions in a few clicks!
The Query Structure Tree at the left hand allows you to review the whole query structure at once and quickly access the needed sub queries, objects and expressions by selecting appropriate nodes from the tree.
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News
- 07/23/2010
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition 0.2 Beta is released.
Many bugs are fixed, initialization is advanced, UI performance is improved. - 06/11/2010
The new SQL Text Editor and Expression Editor for .NET is available now.
Windows.Forms text editing control with code completion, syntax highlighting and much more. - 06/11/2010
Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition is available for purchasing now.
- 06/11/2010
Active Query Builder .NET Professional Subscription is released
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Testimonial
With users expecting better and better interfaces to deal with complex data retrieval, Active Query Builder has allowed me to provide a highly professional, robust environment to both novice users and skilled query writers.
Thanks to all the team involved. Please keep up the good work.
Thanks to all the team involved. Please keep up the good work.
Duncan Deacon
