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October 21, 2014

Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.24.3

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.24.3. 

+ SQLite: Backtick quoted identifiers are supported now.
+ SQLite: Support for Common Table Expressions is made. It was added 
  in SQLite v3.8.3 released on 2014-02-03.
+ The new property SelectListOptions.CreateColumnAliasesForUnnamedColumns
  is added to instruct the component to add aliases for unnamed fields 
  (expressions, aggregates) automatically. It is turned on by default.
= MS SQL Server, DB2: QueryTransformer now uses ROW_NUMBER ranking function
  to implement Skip and Take methods for these servers.
- Add Linked Objects menu now creates links for all fields for multi-column
  foreign keys (not only for the first field).
- Error on deleting datasource in subquery is fixed.
- MS SQL Server: Pound symbol is removed from the list of valid identifier
  letters.
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