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If you haven't done so yet, you probably want to look at the POSTGRES
Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) list.
-
postgres-v4r2
- The current version of POSTGRES.
-
oldpost
- Old versions of POSTGRES. Provided for historical reasons,
and because some of the unofficial ports are based on them.
-
contrib
- Useful and/or interesting applications contributed to the
project. (None of these are actually bundled in the
POSTGRES distribution.)
-
useful
- Other useful documents and files to which the POSTGRES
documentation makes reference.
-
unofficial-ports
- Ports conducted by outside persons or organizations. Before
fetching these, you should look over the
unofficial port list.
Other tools:
POSTGRES does not come with a GUI query tool, but a very nice one
called
pgbrowse
(based on Tcl/TK) is available from UCSB/CRSEO. A free 4GL called
Onyx
now also supports the POSTQUEL query language.
The source code for the
University INGRES
DBMS is also located on this FTP server.
Click
here
to return to the Sequoia 2000 FTP Server home page.
Modified: $Date: 1995/01/26 03:54:19 $
Paul M. Aoki
// graduate student // aoki@CS.Berkeley.EDU