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February 01, 2006

Active Query Builder VCL Edition 1.4 released

We're glad to announce the new minor version of Active Query Builder. You can download the newest version from the download page.

What's new in the Active Query Builder VCL Edition version 1.4?

  • TacQueryBuilder: The new LayoutSQL property is added to store layout of currently builded query (position of database objects within the Query building area) in XML format. Read this property to retrieve SQL and its layout from the component; write back to this property to restore previously saved XML.
  • New metadata provider for the DBISAM embedded database engine is added (www.elevatesoft.com).
  • New metadata provider for the SQLDirect BDE replacement component library is added (www.sqldirect-soft.com).
  • New metadata provider for the Core Lab SQL Server DAC is added (www.crlab.com/sdac).
  • Predictive input is implemented for all inplace combo-box editors in the Columns pane.
  • TacQueryBuilder: The new Clear method is added to empty currently builded SQL query at a time.
  • TacQueryBuilder.AddObjectFormOptions: New properties are added to hide tabs of the Add Object Window (TablesVisible, ViewsVisible, ProceduresVisible).
  • TacQueryBuilder: The new ColumnWidthExpression property is added to define initial width of columns in the Columns pane.
  • Other minor bugfixes and improvements.
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