Typo in PG 7.2.1 Tutorial PDF

Yes, this is known and fixed.

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Lennart Goedhart wrote:

Section 3.3 - Foreign Keys

CREATE TABLE weather (
city varchar(80) references weather,
temp_lo int,
temp_hi int,
prcp real,
date date
);

Should read:

CREATE TABLE weather (
city varchar(80) references cities,
temp_lo int,
temp_hi int,
prcp real,
date date
);

Lennart Goedhart

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Is there anywhere that I could download the html docs to my hard drive for
postgre? It'd save you guys bandwidth in the long run and it would be very
very convienent.

Josh.

On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Joshua Moore-Oliva wrote:

Is there anywhere that I could download the html docs to my hard drive for
postgre? It'd save you guys bandwidth in the long run and it would be very
very convienent.

Well it should've been there, but it wasn't. There is now. You can
go here:

http://www.XX.postgresql.org/users-lounge/docs/#7.2

Replace the XX with the countrycode for your favorite mirror. Although
you may have to wait a day for the link and tarball to propagate. Right
now you can replace the XX with ca or us and get it.

Vince.
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Joshua Moore-Oliva writes:

Is there anywhere that I could download the html docs to my hard drive for
postgre? It'd save you guys bandwidth in the long run and it would be very
very convienent.

If you have downloaded PostgreSQL you have it already.

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