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From: "Hugh F. Schmidt (608) 262-1839" <HUGH@macc.wisc.edu>
Subject: aggregate functions ( mean,min,max,etc.)
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Does anyone know where simple aggregate functions for postgres can be found?
Things like mean, min, max, range, etc.  They appear to have been documented
but not implemented.
 
cheers!