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Hi!

I'm using pgtksh to develop a Postgres client application. I need to use
transactions, but
the Postgres Programmer's Guide just tells me to use large objects and
doesn't give any
example.

Any idea on how to use this pg_lo* with transactions in pgtksh?

Regards and thank you in advance.
Denis.

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