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> Seems a shame not to document it, if only to say it is not for general
> use. But then again, why put the page in there then?
> If it is only for internal use, I would say skip any mention of it.
> PostgreSQL is confusing enough.

Bad reason to not have info imho. We can't make it easier to
understand by leaving information out.

I'll go ahead and check it in (ref/create_constraint.sgml) so Jan can
add details if he has time.

                   - Thomas

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Thomas Lockhart				lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
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