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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.9.0.1.
+ The new Universal Syntax Provider is added to the Free version. 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 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.
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