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From: kristin@postgres.Berkeley.EDU (Kristin Wright)
Subject: Re: hash access method
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> I've noticed that the access methods defined for Postgres
> include rtree and btree.  Is there a hash in the works?

yes. it will be included in the next release. 

-kw