Release Name: 0.1.4

Notes:
DrySQL now supports Oracle!

2 Notes about the Oracle support:

1) Because the only way to auto-generate IDs with Oracle is to use Sequence/Trigger, DrySQL makes the assumption that if a column is of type INTEGER and is a primary key, then it is auto-generated.

2) Due to limitations in the oracle adapter for ActiveRecord, DrySQL is not currently able to generate validates_length_of for columns of type CHAR. I intend to submit a patch for this to the Rails team in the near future

This release of DrySQL also contains a new feature: ActiveRecord::Base.regenerate_cached_schema. This method will clear all columns, constraints, associations, validations, and keys from your model class, and DrySQL & ActiveRecord will re-generate them the next time the model class is instantiated. This lets you change your underlying DB structure without needing to terminate and restart your application.


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