Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.14.1189
= The length of autogenerated aliases is limited by 5 characters.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.13.1188
- Usage of alternate names in column prefixes has been fixed. = The default value of BehaviorOptions.GenerateShortObjectAliases is set to false. - Drawing in the Criteria column values has been fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.12.1187
= SAP HANA: Support for the CONVERT_UNIT built-in function is added. = MS Access: Parsing of optional identifier before subquery in the FROM clause has been fixed. - Generation of short aliases for names with more than 3 fragments has been fixed. - SQL generation for objects added to the query by alternate name has been fixed. - Design Pane: Primary and foreign key fields aren't hidden by the "Hide unused fields" command even if they aren't used in the query. - Design Pane: Link attachment points are updated after showing or hiding unused fields.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.11.1186
- MySQL: Support for UTC_* functions has been added. - SQL Text Editor: Showing and hiding of suggestion popup has been fixed. - Other minor bugs are fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.10.1185
= MySQL: Parsing of the RECURSIVE keyword in WITH clause has been fixed. = SQL generation with UseAltNames option turned on has been fixed. - The unhandled exception if there is a bad foreign key in metadata has been eliminated. - SQL generation for data export in the Full-featured MDI demo has been fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.9.1184
= Minor internal improvements were made.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.8.1183
+ The new SqlGenerationOptions.ObjectNamesNormalization property is added to instruct the component to normalize object names found in the query according to the database schema. + Short aliases for objects added to the query are generated automatically. Use BehaviorOptions.GenerateShortObjectAliases property to control this behavior. + The new panel is added to the top-right corner of the design pane to show or hide unused fields. - The bug with drag'n'drop of fields on the design pane has been fixed. - PostgreSQL: PRECISION token is added to the list of valid identifiers. - DevExpress: SQLTExtEditor default foreground color and font are fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.7.1182
+ The new property MetadataItem.Visible is added to hide some objects and fields in UI. + The new bool property MetadataField.DisplayInLookup is added to mark fields that should be displayed to identify a record in lookup controls. + The new list property MetadataField.EnumValues is added to ease the selection of enum-coded values. = Metadata Container Editor: Metadata loading improvements are made. = Azure SQL: Fetching field descriptions has been added. - String aliases in subqueries are fixed - QueryTransformer: The bug with loading columns with case-sensitive names is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.6.1181
+ Two methods are added to save and restore widths of columns set by the user: QueryBuilder.QueryColumnListControl.SaveLayout and RestoreLayout. - Query properties dialog incorrect behavior when the wrong expression is set for the TOP clause has been fixed. = It is now always possible to change the PERCENT and WITH TIES options even if the TOP clause is not defined. = Informix: Support for the LIMIT clause is added. - Generic SQL syntax: Support for ABS built-in function is added. - Minor parsing errors are fixed. - Oracle: The bug with parsing names containing the PACKAGE component is fixed.
Active Query Builder 3 WPF Edition v.3.7.5.1179
+ OLE DB, Sybase and Informix metadata providers are added for .NET Core. - The selection of rows in the Query Column List has been fixed.
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