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From: turk@andrews.edu (Daniel Turk)
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Hi, I and my class are using Postgres for a project and are wondering if
we could get some examples of how to use Postgres dates.  We are wanting
to allow the application to accept dates and store them in the DB.  Then
we want to be able to compare dates and see how many days apart two
dates are.....  Any info on how to do this would be appreciated!

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