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> > OK, I'll plop this into ref/create_constraint.sgml
> Seems that needs to go into set.sgml too.  At least that is where I was
> going to put it.  Do you want assistance?

Already done. Don't know if create_constraint.sgml is actually going
to be included, since I don't know the details for content. Jan thinks
it may be misleading to have in the general docs, but it does get used
in pg_dump, where people could see it.

Comments?

                    - Thomas

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