2014.10.04 MSS Code Factory 1.11.12435 Microsoft SQL Server DelDep support coded, tested, and passed

SQL Server shares the problem with Delete$TableName$ group membership checks, but passes all
other tests for CFDbTest 2.0.  It does take quite a long time to install the database -- about
as long as it takes to manufacture it.

But to me, it indicates that the problem with the Sybase ASE instance is the Sybase back-end server,
not the code's logic.  There are newer releases of Sybase ASE out commercially, but I don't believe
they've posted a developer's release of the latest installers for Sybase ASE yet.

Now to flesh out the other 2.0 models to use the DelDep and PopDep specifications.  While the core
objects need to be free to have additional components, children, and details dangling from them
and remove them via the Cascade support, the internal objects of each subject area should specify
their dependencies explicitly.

Just don't add DelDeps and PopDeps to the core objects defined by CFSecurity, CFInternet, or CFCrm.