Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.0.2.1006
+ Query Statistics: New properties are added to the StatisticsOutputColumn class to ease determination of origin of a column in case it comes from derived table or CTE: OriginDatasource, OriginMetadataObject and OriginMetadataField. - Metadata Structure: Custom field nodes in the database schema tree are fixed now. - Setter of the QueryColumnListItem.SortOrder property is fixed. = MS SQL Server: Parsing performance is improved. - MS SQL: "COLLATE" reserved word after the column expression is allowed. - Firebird: Generation of the FIRST and SKIP clauses by QueryTransformer is fixed. + BaseSyntaxProvider: The new server capability flag is added for future SQL syntaxes: support of aliases in GROUP BY clause (IsSupportGroupByAlias). = Default value of the DatabaseSchemaViewOptions.SortingType property is changed to NameExceptFields. = QueryColumnList: Ellipsis button in expression and condition columns is always shown now. It displays item context menu. - SQL Text Editor: Incorrect behavior on pressing Ctrl-Right keys at the end of the text is fixed now. - TextEditor: The error on pressing Ctrl-Up and Ctrl-Down keys is fixed. - Other minor bugs are fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.0.2.1005
+ Query Navigation Bar: Drag and drop in navigation bar and it's popups is possible to reorder unions and to add exiting CTE or derived table to the current sub-query. + Query Navigation Bar gets scrolled in case of large list of unions or sub-queries; the new QueryNavigationBar.PopupMaxHeight property is made. + The new WPF source code sample projects were added: = Custom Expression Builder demo: implementation of custom dialog to edit experssions and conditions in the Query Columns List; = Datasource Fields Linking demo: customization of the component's behavior on dragging and dropping fields on Design Pane to create links; = Interface Customization demo: addition custom controls to datasources on Design Pane; = Query UI Events: customization of the component's behavior on changing different parts of queries visually. = Query Columns List Custom Columns demo: adding custom columns to the Query Columns List. - Keyboard navigation in the Query Column List Control with arrow keys is fixed. - Query column with an aggregate wasn't checked on Design Pane. Corrected now. - MS SQL Server: Parsing of the DateAdd function is fixed. - Incorrect stored procedure naming when dropping it to design pane is fixed. (if a procedure is in non-default schema, invalid query was generated) - Exception on clicking on the datasource's link button on Design Pane is fixed. - Binding of join lines on Design Pane to left or right side of DataSource control is corrected. - Displaying of field type size in DataSource control is corrected.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.0.1.1004
+ New WPF source code samples are added Alternate Names, Drag&Drop Demo, Custom Columns Demo.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.0.1.1003
+ Data type computation in expressions is made for Oracle. = Recognition of date and string literals, and lists of literals in the IN clause is improved for Criteria columns. - ODBC literals and function call syntax is fixed in all syntax providers. - PostgreSQL: UESCAPE support in unicode string literals is fixed. - Oracle: Support for ListAgg and XmlAgg in analytic expressions is fixed. - MS SQL Server: Date parts are added to the list of valid identifiers. = The ValidateQuery() method now throws exception if SELECT list is empty.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.0.0.1002
= First public BETA version.
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