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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder ActiveX Edition v.1.16.6.
+ The new properties are added to get access to the active sub-query text:
ActiveSubQuerySQL and ActiveUnionSubQuerySQL.
- The position parameter in the OnCustomExpressionBuilder event now measured
from the top-left corner of the component (was of the columns grid control).
- Add Object Form: The ListView display mode is now applied correctly.
+ Add Object Form: Descriptions for metadata objects are displayed now in the
Report ListView mode.
= MySQL: The || and && operators are treated now correctly according to the
server configuration (as synonyms for logical OR and AND in default mode).
+ IBM DB2: Statistics aggregate functions are added.
+ IBM DB2: Extended syntax for TRIM, POSITION and EXTRACT functions, string
types with CCSIDs are supported now.
= The "{expression}" entered to the Condition cell is converted to
"= {expression}" now.
+ MySQL: &,|,^,<<,>> operators are supported now.
- CAB signing is fixed.
[ Legend: ] [ + New feature ] [ = Improved/changed feature ] [ - Bug fix ] [ ! Important notice ]
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