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Jia L Han wrote:
> 
> Thanks very much.   (1) Redhat 7.0 seems do not have ecpg package.
> It has odbc, jdbc perl, and a few others.  I have installed most.
> According to the online official doc, ecpg comes with the package.
> So I am a little confused.  Does it mean Redhat 7.0 does not include
> ecpg?  How do I get ecpg?  How to install it (the online menu does
> not offer instructions)?  (2) If I install postgresql by downloading
> directly, will it include ecpg?  If so, do I need uninstall my present
> postgresql?

It should be in the postgresql-devel RPM. Download from

  ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/binary/v7.0.3/RedHat-7.0/

if you do not have it available on CD.

                       - Thomas