[DBAL-42] Add support to reverse engineer Comments from MySQL, PostgreSQL and ORacle into Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Column instances and added comment comparison into Comparator.

Added support for the PostgresSqlSchemaManager to correctly parse "SET NULL", "NO ACTION", and "SET DEFAULT" foreign key update and delete definitions.

DBAL-91 - Fix auto-generation of asset names (foreign keys and indexes) which could lead to exceptions due to auto-quoting of PostgreSQL for example. Now hashing the names with crc32+dechex

DBAL-50 - Fix bug in Postgres Schema Manager not handling column names in composite foreign keys correctly.

DBAL-50 - Fix bug in Postgres Platform not handling index column names that are comming from pg_attributes correctly

DBAL-21 - Fallback for Domain Types to underyling db types when matching against Doctrine Mapping typesin Postgres Platform/SchemaManager

Temporary fix for issues appearing due to DBAL-2 reopening, found an actual additional bug that is now fixed in PostgresSQL Schema Manager

Fix change to Postgresql NULL Column detection

Temporary fix for issues appearing due to DBAL-2 reopening, found an actual additional bug that is now fixed in PostgresSQL Schema Manager

Fixed a problem in PostgreSql AutoIncrement Detection, changed Autoincrement API for platform/schema manager interaction a little bit

Added registerDoctrineMappingType() and getDoctrineMappingType() methods, converted DB2 platform and added some tests, made all platforms work for now

Support Sqlite

Migrated MySQL to Doctrine Type Map

Fixed nasty bug in testcase

Migrated Postgres to support Doctrine Mapping Types

Refactored Oracle Platform to support Doctrine Mapping Types

Refactored DB2 support for Doctrine Mapping Types a little bit

[2.0] DDC-312 -  Refactored View support of all platforms a little - Oracle now also supports the retrieval of the sql used to generate a view so that a common datastructure View is a viable option.

[2.0] DDC-302 - Drop convenience methods since their API is somewhat strange, have to think about something else. Dropped AbstractSchemaManager::listTableConstraints() support - since it only returns the names of all constraints, which are already returned much more nicely with listTableIndexes().

[2.0] DDC-169 - Finished ALTER Table TableDiff refactoring, adding code to handle index and FK changes. Added a general functional test for alter table against all platforms.

[2.0] DDC-169 - Stripped case handling since its just a load of complex crap and doesn't solve any problem! Idea: just implement case-insensitivity in the comparator.

[2.0] DDC-169 - Added possibility to control which case mode schema assets are created with in SchemaManager

[2.0] DC-169 - New method AbstractSchemaManager::createSchema() which creates a schema instance with full tables and sequences, additionally listTables() was rewritten to return a full Table instance instead of just the table names.

[2.0] DDC-169 - Fix build, Postgres, Oracle and Sqlite made some minor troubles with regards to sequences.

[2.0] DDC-169 - Converted introspection queries of all platforms to return Column, Sequence, Index, ForeignKey Schema Instances instead of arrays, heavily pimped Oracle support thereby.

[2.0] Fixed DDC-63 and DDC-106. Oracle tests for SchemaManager need further tweeking, marked as skipped for now.

[2.0] DDC-91 - Enhanced SchemaManager::listTableIndexes() considerably. Add primary keys to the index list, add a bool flag primary to each index, add an array of columns to each index. Moved a test to SchemaFunctionalTestCase to check that every database (Mysql, Pgsql, Sqlite, Oracle) returns exactly the same data from this function.

[2.0] DBAL cleanups (DDC-46). Proxy class improvements (DDC-19, DDC-39). Started new UPGRADE_TO document for upgrade instructions between advancing Doctrine 2 versions.

[2.0] Solved the hassle with dropping/creating the test database through introducing a second test database for temporary connections. Please check the dbproperties.xml.dev file for reference. The 2 test databases need to be created *once* before the very first time of running the tests. New procedure successfully tested against mysql, postgresql, oracle.