SQL Relay 0.44 is out

This release introduces a host of new features.

• The MySQL Drop-In Replacement Library has been greatly improved and updated to support MySQL 5.2 and the MySQL statement API.
  
• The SQL Relay client API's support new methods to get databases, tables and columns, returning lists similar to those returned by "show databases", "show tables" and "describe table" queries.
• Bind Variable Translation is now supported.  If your queries have ?'s in them but you want to aim them at a database that uses colon-delimited queries, or vice-versa, SQL Relay can remap the variables automatically.
• SQL Relay can now fake transaction blocks.  If you are migrating from a DB that is in autocommit mode by default and requires "begin" or "start" queries to begin a transaction to a database that is always in a transaction, SQL Relay can fake the behavior of the first database and make the new database appear to support transaction blocks.
  
• The sqlrsh command line client now supports bind variables.
• selectDatabase()/getCurrentDatabase() methods have been added to all API's, providing a database agnostic method for switching schemas/db's.
• The fakebinds connect string option has been replaced by a parameter at the instance level and all databases support faking of input binds now.
• getLastInsertId() has been added to all API's.  If the database supports it natively then the native function is used.  If the database doesn't support it then a stored procedure can be specified to fake it.
• A set of queries can be run at the beginning and end of each client session now.

This is all in addition to the standard number of bug fixes and optimizations.