Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1028
- SubQuery object does not store precalculated list of inner subqueries, but calcs it on demand. - PostgreSQL: Date/time parts are added to the list of valid identifiers. - PostgreSQL: Parsing of set operators is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1027
- WPF: The bug after resizing and scrolling down Datasource control is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1026
- The bug with aggregate functions with an asterisk parameter ("*") is fixed. - WPF: Joining fields of Datasource control, they are addressed by their index, not by ordinal position. - WPF: Moving a table beyond top and left bounds of the Design area is not possible now. - Other minor bugs are fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1025
+ Criteria Builder: BETWEEN operator is available for string values now.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1024
- Separate activation wizard executables for WinForms and WPF are included in the "WinForms+WPF" installation package. - Minor changes are made.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1023
- Portuguese (Brazil) localization is fixed. - Query Statistics: Minor memory leak is fixed. - Query Statistics: Statistics calculation for nested CTE is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1022
= The QueryColumnsListOptions.UseCustomExpressionBuilder property is enabled for all columns by default. This won't affect the component's behavior unless the QueryBuilder.CustomExpressionBuilder event handler is defined. - Fixes for servers which doesn't support using aliases in GROUP BY are made. - Some memory leaks are eliminated. - The exception on clicking the Enter key several times in the Database Schema View's search box is fixed. - The bug with insertion of space char when Ctrl+Insert or Ctrl+Delete keys are pressed in the Text Editor is fixed - The bug with incorrect determination of datasource on Design Pane for aggregated columns is fixed. - PostgreSQL: User-defined prefix operator precendence fix is made. - WPF: All mouse OverrideCursor calls are removed. - WPF: Flickering of wait cursor in the Database Schema View is eliminated. - WPF: The Interface Customization demo project is corrected. - WPF: Context menu in the Sub-query Navigation Bar is fixed. - WPF: Derived table gets resized when fields are added or removed in it. - WPF: Incorrect field was selected when datasource is next to the edge of Design Pane. Fixed now.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1021
- WPF: Permanent layout update caused high CPU load is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1020
- QueryColumnList.SetConditionString do not throws expression in case of invalid function call. - Unhandled exception on removing single union sub-query from parentheses is fixed. - Search in the Database Schema Tree View is cancelled correctly now on closing the application.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.1.1.1019
+ The new SQLTextEditor.SugguestionWindowSize property is added to specify the sugguestion window size. - Keyboard shortcuts in the Query Columns List to move and delete items are fixed. (Alt-Up, Alt-Down, Alt-Insert and Alt-Delete) - Database Schema Tree flickering on metadata load is eliminated. = Perfomance of the Database Schema Tree in Flat view mode is fixed. ! Lots of minor fixes in all visual controls are made.
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