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March 10, 2018

Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.1.1

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.1.1.

+ Client-side optimizations when working with a large number of fields in
  source tables and in the query have been made.
= The ObjectTreeView.DefaultExpandMetadataType now expands the whole tree 
  on setting it to the MetadataType.All value.
+ The new Query Results demo has been added to the CustomStorage demo
  project.
= SQL Text Editor is now resizable by default.
= The QueryBuilder.dispose and CriteriaBuilder.dispose methods are
  corrected. The new bool parameter instructs to clear the server-side 
  instance as well.
+ The new QueryBuilder.LoadScript bool property disables loading of 
  embedded javascript resource. Setting it to false requires manual 
  addition of the aqb.client.js script to your web page.
- The bug with not expanding the tree down to objects when objects are
  grouped by type has been fixed.
- The bug with calculation of the link direction on the Canvas has been
  fixed.
- The bug with dragging rows in the Query Columns Grid has been fixed.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
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