= New Features * fdbsql and jdbc/fdbsql adapters have been added, for connecting to FoundationDB SQL Layer. * A split_values plugin has been added, for moving non-column entries from the values hash into a separate hash. This allows you to select additional columns (e.g. computed columns) when retrieving model instances, and be able to save those instances without removing the additional columns. * A Sequel::Model.cache_associations accessor has been added, which can be set to false to not cache any association metadata. This can fix issues in a development environment that uses code reloading. * The active_model plugin now supports activemodel 4.2.0beta1. * More PostgreSQL array types are handled automatically by the pg_array extension, such as xml[] and uuid[]. * Creating foreign tables is now supported on PostgreSQL via the :foreign and :options create_table options. * The :nolog Database option is now supported in the informix adapter, where it disables the use of transactions. * PlaceholderLiteralizer#with_dataset has been added, allowing you to create another PlaceholderLiteralizer with a modified dataset, useful if you want to change the row_proc or any non-SQL dataset options. = Other Improvements * The tactical_eager_loading plugin once again works correctly with limited associations. * A bug in older versions of MySQL is now worked around when schema dumping a table with multiple timestamp columns. * On PostgreSQL, create_view(:view_name, dataset, :materialized=>true) is now reversible. * Postgres::{JSON,JSONB}Op#to_record and #to_recordset no longer take an optional argument. This was supported in PostgreSQL 9.4beta1, but removed before PostgreSQL 9.4beta2. * Dataset#insert now returns the last inserted id in the informix adapter. * Sequel no longer raises an exception in AssociationReflection#reciprocal if the associated class has an association that does not have a valid associated class. * Sequel now raises an exception if a primary key is necessary to use an association, but the model does not have a primary key.