2014.11.08 MSS Code Factory 1.11.12558 Service Pack 6

Service Pack 6 provides move up/down functionality for the Chains for all of
the supported databases.  Note that the RAM storage does not support Chains or
complex object deletes at all -- it's intended for high volume read/update/delete
data, such as the call record information for an Asterisk or FreeSwitch PBX system,
or the internals of MSS Code Factory itself.

There are some critical bugs fixed with Service Pack 6, including cache integrity
bugs that were discovered during testing of the move up/down functionality.

With this release, I think I'm pretty much done with MSS Code Factory 1.11.  I can't
think of any more functions I'd want to add that I have experience with.  Sure I could
implement proper login security with hashing algorithms, a JEE server to receive and
respond to X(ml)Msg requests, and polish the prototype GUI some more, but that's
really not my forte.  I spent 30 years as a back end database programmer, tuning
servers and wringing every last bit of performance out of database engines that I
could.

MSS Code Factory 1.11 now incorporates everything I ever learned about making
an RDBMS sing and dance.  It provides all the functionality points that I was ever
asked to deliver to a front end application programming team, and does it all
automagically from a Business Application Model.

It's been 18 years of long hours working on this project to get to this point.
The idea was around even longer (I came up with the concept way back in 1987,
before I'd even had any experience with data modelling tools.)

Service Pack 6 is, in essence, my life's work.  My magnum opus.  I have climbed
my mountain, and the view is great.