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From: Thomas Lockhart <lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu>
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>         Also, when is the deadline to submit documentation for the PG team?
> With all the WAL fuss going on the hackers list it maybe at least one more
> week?
>         I ask because I'd really like to revamp the PL/pgSQL docs, make it
> much more detailed, with more examples, and better divisions. But I've
> been swamped with school work. But next week is spring break so I'd have
> time to work on it.
>         What do you say?

Peter, is this OK with you? It will go into the programmer's doc, and we
can freeze that a bit later than some others. It is OK with me. Until
March 16?

                      - Thomas