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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.29.11.
+ SQL Text Editor: The content of suggestion list is now loaded and calculated in a background thread. - Minor bugs in the Query Structure Tree have been fixed. + Oracle: OFFSET/FETCH support for Oracle 12+ + PostgreSQL: add DISTINCT ON support = New properties have been added to ANSI standard and Universal syntax providers: IsSupportDatabases and IsSupportSchemas. = Informix: Support for new built-in functions (LEFT, RIGHT) has been added. + Informix: Support for derived tables for IDS11+ has been made. = Informix: Objects from all schemas can be used without schema prefix. - PostgreSQL: Comparison operators precedence has been corrected. = PostgreSQL: Handling of "partial" expressions like "=1" is improved. - PostgreSQL: Filtration of camel-cased names using QueryTransformer has been fixed. - Pervasive: The bug with a dot before the table name has been fixed.
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