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> Yes, we have discussed this, and will add it to the TODO list.
> > can the commands createuser and destroyuser be renamed to
> > pg_createuser and pg_destroyuser (as pg_dump) adding soft links to
> > preserve backwards compatibility (declaring previous commands
> > deprecated) ?
> > the same can be done for createdb and destroydb ...

I hope we don't have a consensus on this. Long commands with
underscores in them are certainly another sign of the coming
apocalypse ;)

                        - Thomas

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