More work on the framework - now up to the point that I can auto-generate SQL with compound primary keys, and the other features required by Andrew.

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char(1) java.sql.Types.CHAR
text: text or java.sql.Types.LONGVARCHAR
memo java.sql.Types.CLOB
Also, a hack, which may not belong here:
serial: An integer whose value is automatically assigned by the database. Given
that Canonical ADL requires that every key must be specified, we
need a way of distinguishing those which are system generated from
those which aren't. This may not be the right way to do it!
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<!ENTITY % SimpleDataTypes "%DefinableDataTypes;|boolean|text|serial" >
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data types which are more complex than SimpleDataTypes...