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From: David Gross <David.Gross@lri.fr>
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Subject: postgres for spatial data
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Hello,

	I want to use postgres as a spatial database manager.
	I'm looking for a graphical interface that can display the
geometric types like polygon,...

	I'm also looking for SQL extension in order to make
spatial queries (for example, a function that tells if a point
belongs to the interior of a polygon)


	Thanks for your help,

David
dgross@lri.fr