Query Builder Component
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I'm looking for a commercial/non-commercial version of Query Builder Component which should be capable of generating SQL Queries with a good drag n drop user interface. It should have UI something similar to the Query Designer found in MS-Access. I thought of developing one on my own, but there is not enough time for the same. So it would be great if any of you know can suggest any Query Builder component. Cheers Kannan
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I'm looking for a commercial/non-commercial version of Query Builder Component which should be capable of generating SQL Queries with a good drag n drop user interface. It should have UI something similar to the Query Designer found in MS-Access. I thought of developing one on my own, but there is not enough time for the same. So it would be great if any of you know can suggest any Query Builder component. Cheers Kannan
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I'm looking for a commercial/non-commercial version of Query Builder Component which should be capable of generating SQL Queries with a good drag n drop user interface. It should have UI something similar to the Query Designer found in MS-Access. I thought of developing one on my own, but there is not enough time for the same. So it would be great if any of you know can suggest any Query Builder component. Cheers Kannan
I built one of these 2 years ago for a client. Wasn't that hard to do, only took me a day or so. I would send you the code but I can't find it anywhere. Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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I built one of these 2 years ago for a client. Wasn't that hard to do, only took me a day or so. I would send you the code but I can't find it anywhere. Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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I'm looking for a commercial/non-commercial version of Query Builder Component which should be capable of generating SQL Queries with a good drag n drop user interface. It should have UI something similar to the Query Designer found in MS-Access. I thought of developing one on my own, but there is not enough time for the same. So it would be great if any of you know can suggest any Query Builder component. Cheers Kannan
Kannan, this might be completely irrelevant to your problem (I don't have a insight besides that you need query builder) but I thought it would be helpful to someone. :-) When I need to offer complex database search functionality to the user I usualy create Windows Wizard. With it user can narrow down the search using his business terminology. It's much closer to business logic then SQL queries. For example (real life schedule search): - step 1: would you like due list or schedule - step 2: limit from and to dates - step 3: limit projects - step 4: limit analysts ... Regards, Tomaz Tomaz Stih, B.Sc.SE