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- July 10, 2013
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Active Query Builder 2 .NET Edition 2.4 is released.
We're glad to announce the new version of Active Query Builder 2 .NET Edition. You can evaluate the new version by requesting the trial. Customers can download the new version in the Customer's area.
What's new in the Active Query Builder .NET Edition version 2.4?
The new CriteriaBuilder control is made for visual composing of criteria.
It is made on the basis of the QueryTransformer component that was introduced in the previous version. The QueryTransformer component was made to ease changing of sorting, add filters, limits, and aggregations in the query.
The development of CriteriaBuilder control will be continued. In the next version, it will be able to connect to an external QueryTransformer component, to display lookup data instead of their values for referential fields.
We'd love to hear from you any suggestions and comments about both QueryTransformer and CriteriaBuilder components.
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