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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.26.34.
= Automatic links creation has been improved: links are created only from
Parent to Child table or vice vera, but not both at the same time.
+ PostgreSQL: Support of materialized view, TOAST tables, and foreign tables
has been made.
+ Oracle: Support of the "AT TIME ZONE" clause has been added.
+ Firebird: Column name definition after alias in the FROM clause is
supported now.
+ IBM DB2: The ListAgg function is supported now.
+ IBM DB2: The QSYS2 tables are used now for fields loading if this scheme
exists. Several minor bugs have been fixed.
+ SQLite: Support for the IS operator ("expr IS expr") has been added.
- SQLite: The bug with not loading fields for a table being added second to
the query has been fixed.
- MS SQL Server: loading objects from non-default schemas for non-default
databases is fixed
- MS SQL Server: The DATEADD parser unambiguity has been fixed.
- MySQL: Parsing of DATE, TIME and DATETIME types as keywords has been
fixed.
[ Legend: ] [ + New feature ] [ = Improved/changed feature ] [ - Bug fix ] [ ! Important notice ]
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