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Lamar Owen wrote:


> > btw, is it only me or do other people refer to this as "pig dump"?
> 
> Worse -- I see '/usr/lib/pgsql' and say "user-lib-pigsqueal."
> 

The first time my wife, saw the title of this mail-list she pronounced
pgsql `pig squeal', and was rather upset at the thought of
pgsql-hackers.  

Bernie Frankpitt