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Hi Adam and all,

This is what I meant when I asked about PostgreSQL support
of XML. I still wonder the current status and the future
plans regarding XML support (since i have not received any
reply). Thanks.


Philip


> their whole Biztalk initiative.  They even have SQL Server able to return
> queries in XML format as well as service queries over HTTP requests from a
> webbrowser by typing the query as part of the URL.