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> What's the situation with foreign keys? Do we have them 
> in 6.5?

Not natively. You can enforce referential integrity using procedures;
I think the contrib area has examples (but I'll bet you already knew
that).

                   - Thomas

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Thomas Lockhart				lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California