RE: Postgres book recommendations?

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Date: Tue, 2 May 2006 13:13:37 -0400
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Yes postgresql 8.1 to be specific. One thing I really like about it is that it has a install package that mimics windows and makes the install a whole lot easier on Redhat. Not to say that PostGreSql's installation on windows is anything to sneeze at, it's darn good too, but Linux has a ways to go yet.

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>>>	I won't simply hand out the "wake up & smell the open

>>>source" to you. But in this day of trying to get more out
>>>of less there is a place for DBMS engines like PostGreSql.

..so then, thoughts on EnterpriseDB anyone? (Postgres inside)

Flashbacks of university ingres...out

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