Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.9.0.1
+ The new Universal Syntax Provider is added to the Free version (xsUniversal). It is based on the ANSI SQL/92 syntax but allows to determine most of popular database servers, successfully retrieve metadata and apply specific settings for them to let the user build simple queries for these servers. Please note that this does not mean that the Universal Syntax Provider could be a suitable replacement for specific database syntax providers, as it strictly follows the rules of ANSI standard, that may lead to many incompatibilities while working with specific database servers. Working with the Standard version, use the Auto Syntax Provider (xsAuto) in case of necessity to detect database server automatically. * ANSI SQL/92 Syntax Provider has been removed from the Free version. * Most of the demo projects are modified to work with Universal Syntax Provider by default. + PostgreSQL query properties form is added. - PostgreSQL syntax: Fixed problem with double VARCHAR generation for built-in types. - PostgreSQL syntax: Added support for "/* ... */" comments that were erroneously parsed as user-defined operators "/*" and "/*". - DB2 Syntax now treats "@" and "#" as valid identifier characters.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.11
- The pregenerated LPK file and links to Microsoft site about licensing ActiveX controls are added to the HTMLDemo. + Minor changes in the installer.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.9
- QueryBuilder didn't regenerate SQL on syntax provider change. Fixed now. - Now QueryBuilder clears checks marks on selected fields on syntax provider change.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.8
- DB2: The missing aggregate functions Avg, Count, Count_Big, Grouping were added. - Oracle syntax: The erroneously added aggregate functions Count_Big, Checksum_Agg were removed.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.6
+ Firebird: Added support of CTE expressions for Firebird 2.1. + Uninstall wizard is added to the installation package.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.3
- Minor fixes in the installation package were made.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.2
+ The new property IActiveQueryBuilderX.UsedSQLSyntax is added to retrieve the actually used SQL syntax provider when using the auto detection of database server (SQLSyntax = xsAuto). - AQB didn't allow to select the expression for output on some stages of building queries with grouping. Fixed now.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.5.1
+ Unicode support in the Columns pane and in all the Properties windows is implemented. (the rest of visual controls were already Unicode compatible before)
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.0.13
+ SQL2003 syntax: The CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIME and LOCALTIMESTAMP constants are supported now. + Firebird syntax: Common table expressions are supported now. + Appliance of the ObjectPrefixSkipping property to the drop-down list of database objects in the Columns Pane is made. - Fixed falling into the recursion when using an unaliased query with ORDER BY clause, if the select item alias is specified in the ordering list.
Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.8.0.12
- The bug with getting AV on clicking the Apply button of Properties window is fixed. + Oracle syntax: QueryBuilder now has support of Oracle specific types.
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