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@man page for the removeoperator postquel command
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@.\" XXX standard disclaimer belongs here....
.\" $Header: /home/postgres/mer/refs/postquel/RCS/removeoperator,v 1.3 1992/07/14 05:54:17 ptong Exp ptong $
.SP "REMOVE OPERATOR" COMMANDS 6/14/90
.XA 2 "Remove Operator"
.uh NAME
.lp
remove operator \*- remove an operator from the system
.uh SYNOPSIS
.lp
.(l
\fBremove operator\fR opr_desc
.)l
.uh DESCRIPTION
.lp
This command drops an existing operator from the database.
To execute this command you must be the owner of the operator.
.lp
.i Opr_desc
is the name of the operator to be removed followed by a
parenthesized list of the operand types for the operator.
.uh EXAMPLE
.lp
.nf
.ft C
/* Remove power operator a^n for 4 byte integers */

remove operator ^ (int4, int4)
.ft
.fi
.uh "SEE ALSO"
.lp
define operator(commands).
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.\" $Header: /home/postgres/mer/refs/postquel/RCS/removeoperator,v 1.2 1990/07/21 18:29:19 kemnitz Exp ptong $
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/* Remove the power operator, a^n, for 4 byte integers */
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   remove operator ^ (int4, int4)
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.\" $Header: removeoperator,v 1.3 88/05/29 20:51:56 hirohama Exp $
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/* Remove the sqrt operator */
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   remove operator sqrt (int4, int4)
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