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Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition History

February 12, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.4

= The new client events AQB.Web.onQueryBuilderReady and
  AQB.Web.onCriteriaBuilderReady are added to replace the
  onApplicationReady event.
= The QueryBuilder.Logger and AqbHandler.Logger properties have been 
  renamed to Log.
= All configuration properties (getters) that must be defined through 
  the configuration file have been moved from the SessionStore class to 
  the appropriate handlers (BaseHandler, AqbHandler, ResourceHandler).
= Lots of minor fixes and improvements in HTML code and demo projects 
  have been made.
= Direct references to third-party assemblies have been replaced with
  appropriate Nuget packages where it was possible.
= Batch metadata loading is now more intelligent to avoid delays on getting
  the list of fields for the first requested table.
- The bug with restoring layout for non-existing elements has been fixed.
- Computation of primary and foreign keys field lists has been fixed.
- The bug with deserializing complex metadata structure has been fixed.
- The bug with grouping database objects in the tree by types has been
  fixed.
- Several visual glitches have been addressed.
- Server memory leaks have been eliminated.

January 25, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.3

+ The ability to edit text of sub-queries separately from the entire query 
  has been made. Read the Knowledge Base article at
  https://support.activequerybuilder.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000148009
  and review the Edit Sub-Query Text Demo project.
+ The new SqlEditor.TargetQueryPart property has been added. It accepts the 
  Query, SubQuery and UnionSubQuery values.
+ The new QueryBuilder.ActiveUnionSubQueryChanged event has been added.
+ The new activeSubQuerySQL and activeUnionSubQuerySQL properties have been 
  added to the AQB.Web.QueryBuider object on the client.
+ The new addNewNamedSubQuery, addDerivedTable, addUnionSubQuery methods 
  have been added to the AQB.Web.QueryBuilder object to make possible
  execute these commands from JavaScript. 
+ The new AQB.Web.QueryBuilder.dispose method destroys the QueryBuilder
  object both on the server and client.
- The bug with displaying field name instead of column alias has been
  fixed.
- The bug with the design pane context menu has been fixed.
- Localization of the Properties forms has been fixed.
- Z-index for some HTML elements has been corrected.
= Resource packing and caching has been made.
+ The new configuration property EnableResourceCaching has been added.

January 12, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.2

= Splitters between controls are shown by default now.
- Loading of reusable queries has been fixed.

January 11, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.1

- Several HTML layout bugs have been fixed.
- Inappropriate SQL queries in demo projects have been corrected.
- Complex links are bound correctly to the middle of datasource caption now.
= SubQuery.Caption property returns localized caption for the main query.
= Default namespaces aren't shown in datasource captions now.
- Metadata Structure: Grouping by types at the top level has been fixed.
= Only the simple WHERE clause conditions like "field1 = field2" are loaded
  as links now.
- Generation of offset in the LIMIT expression has been fixed.

January 10, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.0

The first beta version is out.

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