1.0.14

• postgresql: create UNLOGGED tables for faster insertion. Since the data is presumably stored elsewhere (i.e. either the files you pass to cache() or the original systems you got your data from) this seems like a reasonable tradeoff.
• markroot: mark entire trees; i.e. when a process references a file and another process (i.e. it's parent), mark both the child process AND it's binary_ref file as "roots". This is useful when trying to reconstruct the original observations (via SQL LEFT OUTER JOIN - when joining the observed-data table to the SCO tables, add the condition AND x_root IS NOT NULL. This, combined with the DISTINCT clause, should be enough to prevent any "duplicate" rows resulting from the join.