SaveToDB Framework Change History
Version 10.13, April 29, 2024
Improvements:
- Added new handler event types:
DataTypeBinary,DataTypeBinary16,HideByDefault, andWhereByDefault.
Version 10.8, January 23, 2023
- Updated copyrights in the source code.
Version 10.6, December 13, 2022
- The SaveToDB frameworks and examples are now licensed under the MIT license.
Improvements:
- The
SelectPeriodhandler now allows customization of date fields and parameters.
Version 10.4, October 13, 2022
- Views and procedures for controlling access to application configurations have been moved to a separate SaveToDB Framework Extension package.
The base SaveToDB Framework 10 is fully compatible with previous versions, enabling seamless upgrades from earlier configurations to version 10 without additional steps.
You can install the SaveToDB Framework Extension package separately if you need to restrict user access to application configurations. If you've already installed SaveToDB Framework 10.0, which includes this extension, you can uninstall it using the Application Install Wizard or its source code.
Version 10.0, July 5, 2022
New features:
- SaveToDB Framework 10 introduces a set of views to replace tables, displaying configuration objects in schemas where users have permissions.
- The framework includes procedures for switching configurations between views and tables, similar to SaveToDB Framework 9.12.
- New procedures for managing framework users are available via Excel, DBEdit, DBGate, and ODataDB.
- The Developer Guide now provides a comprehensive description of the SaveToDB Framework along with numerous usage examples.
- A new table,
xls.columns, has been added to configure REST queries.