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From: "Schenkelaars.V.F" <V.F.Schenkelaars@fel.tno.nl>
Subject: Adding a New index structure to Postgres
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Dear Postgres Group,

The subject of my masters thesis is adding a new index structure
to Postgres. This new index structure is based on the R-tree. I
changed some of the code of the R-tree as provifded with Postgres.
My question is: What do I have to do to use this new index structure
with Postgres? What relations need to know about this new index structure ?
What I would like to have is a stepwise procedure for this problem.

Greetings 

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P.S.
   I've reported a problem about defining an R-tree index after all the
tuples are appended. This seems not to work, while definig first the index
and append the tuples afterwards does work. I want to be able to copy all
the tuples to a relation because it is much faster than appneding. Since
my masters thesis is depending on this, would you please look at this problem
soon.

   Regards
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