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Subject: system catalogs?
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Hello postgressers,

Does any up-to-date documentation exist about how postgres's system catalogs are  
organized?  More specifically, I am trying to find out how relations (in the sense of  
entity-relation model) are represented in postgres.

Yours,
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__/__/__/__/  Tom Hageman  (tom@basil.icce.rug.nl)  [NeXTMail accepted]
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