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December 16, 2011

Active Query Builder Java Edition v.1.5.1.1104

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder Java Edition v.1.5.1.1104. 

+ The new property PlainTextSQLBuilder.get/setTargetQueryPart is added. 
  It allows you to generate the SQL query text not for the whole query, 
  but for active part of the query only. Possible values are the following:
  Query (default): generate SQL text for the whole query;
  SubQuery: generate text for the currently active sub-query tab;
  UnionSubQuery: generate text for the currently active union sub-query.
+ PlainTextSQLBuilder.get/setSQL property become writable to apply changes in
  the currently active query part to the query builder.
+ The new QueryBuilder.get/setFilterTabsByActiveQueryPart property is added. It
  allows to hide the tabs that do not belong to the currently active query part.
  Possible values are the same as for the PlainTextSQLBuilder.TargetQueryPart.
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