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From: aoki@postgres.Berkeley.EDU (Paul M. Aoki)
To: chud@van.oz.au (Chu Duong)
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Subject: Re: ?
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chud@van.oz.au (Chu Duong) writes:
> I get this warning message from postgres 4.2 when creating a class:
>    WARN:Apr 29 13:59:53:Name LastInterestDate was longer than 16
> The name is exactly 16 chars long (unless I count them wrong).

for some reason someone changed the way that code behaves to count
the ending \0.  i'm not clear on the reason why.
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