Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.11
+ The new LoadMetadata demo is added instead of the EventMP demo. + The new boolean TacQueryBuilder.TreeOptionsMetadata.HideSingleDatabaseNode property is added to hide the database node from metadata objects tree when there is only one database is loaded to the metadata container. + TacEventMetadataProvider: Two new events are added: OnGetSynonyms and OnGetSystemSynonyms. + Minor changes in the installer.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.9
+ ODBCExpress connectivity package was added (www.odbcexpress.com). + The new event TacQueryBuilder.OnFilterSynonym is added in addition to OnFilterTable, etc. - Fixed rare memory leak regarding non-destroying of some internal visual controls in the TacQueryBuilder.DestroyControls method. - 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 VCL Edition v.1.8.5.8
+ Some locking was added to use parsers in multithreaded environment. - 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. - SQLDirect metadata provider: The SQLDirect package name was corrected in references for D2007.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.6
* Autodetection of MySQL server version set On by default. + Firebird: Added support of CTE expressions for Firebird 2.1. - The missing AnyDAC metadata provider packages are added. - Fixed incompatibility in the ElevateDB metadata provider with version 1.07.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.3
- Minor fixed in the installation package were made.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.2
+ The new metadata provider for AnyDAC (www.da-soft.com) is added. + The new metadata provider for NativeDB (www.nativedb.com) is added. - AQB didn't allow to select the expression for output on some stages of building queries with grouping. Fixed now.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.5.0
+ Added possibility to compile the component on the base of TNT Unicode visual library. (this option is available for the customers of Standard version with Source Code only) + TacQueryBuilder: The new OnAfterCreateControl and OnBeforeDestroyControl events were added to configure internal properties of query builder controls. - MS SQL Syntax: The bug with parsing of CTE sub-queries is fixed. - Other minor bugs were fixed.
Active Query Builder VCL 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 VCL Edition v.1.8.0.12
- The EventMetadataProvider did not call the GetSQLFieldsList event. Fixed now. + EventMetadataProvider: The new events OnLoadTableMetadata, OnLoadViewMetadata, OnLoadProcedureMetadata, OnLoadSynonymMetadata are added. Use them to load the fields list for appropriate objects using the TacMetadataObject reference. + Oracle syntax: QueryBuilder now has support of Oracle specific types.
Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.8.0.11
- Minor fixes were made.
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