Where is the webaddress for the most recent postgresql version?

Started by Emi Luover 20 years ago3 messagesgeneral

emilu@cs.concordia.ca

over 20 years ago

Good morning,

May I know the link/web address where I can get the most recent
postgresql version information please? I'd love also to get the online
manual address about updating old version to the new one and the patches.

Thanks a lot,
Emi

Devrim GÜNDÜZ

devrim@gunduz.org

over 20 years ago

In reply to: Emi Lu (#1)

Re: Where is the webaddress for the most recent postgresql

Hi,

On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Emi Lu wrote:

May I know the link/web address where I can get the most recent postgresql
version information please?

http://www.PostgreSQL.org/ftp

I'd love also to get the online manual address
about updating old version to the new one and the patches.

http://www.PostgreSQL.org/docs . You'll find the relevant info in the
Release Notes part of each documentation set.

Regards,
--
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From pgsql-general-owner@postgresql.org Wed Oct 26 11:52:08 2005

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"Troy" <troy@hendrix.biz> writes:

Does PL/PGSQL handle
INOUTS the same as ORACLE PL/SQL?

Probably not, if the way you seem to expect it to work is like Oracle.
An INOUT parameter isn't some sort of modifiable by-reference variable,
it's just a shorthand for declaring an IN parameter and an OUT
parameter.

regards, tom lane