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From: Jolly Chen <jolly@postgres.Berkeley.EDU>
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To: dirk@luedi.tng.oche.de (Dirk L tjens)
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Subject: Re: different questions 
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> 
> 4.) Is there anybody out there?
> 	I'am subscribed to the postgres newsgroup since one month. But
> 	I got only one mail with a question. I would like to read the
>         answers too, if there are any, or are the answers privat ?-)
> 
> Huh, that was a long one. I hope somebody out there can help me. 
> 

There's essentially *NO* support for postgres v4r2 left at Berkeley.
Andrew Yu and I have released beta versions of a SQL-speaking postgres
called postgres95.  For information about postgres95, check out our home page
at: 
	http://s2k-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu:8000/postgres95

Unless you have a pressing need to use the POSTQUEL query language, you
should consider using postgres95 instead of postgres v4.2.  Although
there is no official support for postgres95 either, there is more
traffic on the postgres95 mailing list.  Andrew and I monitor the list
and in the few free moments we have, we occasionally answer questions
and fix bugs.  

- Jolly Chen


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