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From: "Michael S. Kelly" <michaelk@axian.com>
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Subject: Outer joins
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 10:15:52 -0700
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I understand that outer joins are not supported in PostgreSQL.  I'm just
starting my first PostgreSQL project, and have to admit that this concerns
me.  Outer joins have come in handy, at some point, in almost every database
project I've ever worked on.  I guess I'd like to hear how you all work
around this issue.

Thanks,

-=michael=-