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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder VCL Edition v.1.30.0.
Standard edition: + The new component TacSQLScript splits the query by statements, allows to look through them and edit separate statements in it. + The new TacQueryParametersTransformer component is added to: 1. cut off conditions with undefined parameter values, 2. convert parameter notation to the colon-prefixed notation. = Query Columns List: Handling of incomplete strings in expression cells has been improved. - PostgreSQL: Support for WITH clause in subqueries has been added. Professional version: + The new TacQueryParametersTransformer is also capable to deal with macros. Using it you can replace a single parameter with a list of values, SQL expression or sub-query. + SQL Text Editor: The suggestion list now works smoothly, filters items to suggest smarter and loads the needed metadata in a thread. + SQL Text Editor: New properties have been added to tune colors and suggestion behavior. + SQL Text Editor: Highlights the current SQL statement and provides methods to get and set the current SQL statement. = SQL Text Editor: Other fixes and usability improvements have been made.
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