2014.10.29 MSS Code Factory CF 2.0.12530 Latest builds for Service Pack 5

All of the 2.0 projects have been remanufactured, rebuilt, and repacked
with the code produced by MSS Code Factory 1.11.12529 Service Pack 5.
The most important change is that all of the SQL Server 2012 code now
works as intended, including the security checks for delete operations.

The only databases with any functionality restrictions are MySQL (which
does not support the full Java date-time range) and DB/2 LUW (whose BLOB
support is broken and worked around using base-64 encoded TEXT fields.)

Since 2014.10.20, an additional 551,995 lines of code have been created.
That works out to 61,332 lines per day, 2,555 lines per hour, or
42 lines per minute.  Most of the projects have shrunk because I cleaned
up the stored procedures a fair bit, removing spurious blank lines, unused
variable declarations, and adding extra blank lines to make code more readable.
The changes are often only a few lines per file, but when you're dealing with
thousands of files it adds up.  The projects which grew are the ones that
implemented the new essentials of the Chain support, establishing chain links
in the sp_create() implementations and breaking the links in sp_delete().