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Saturday, October 11. 2008

Npgsql 1.0 Posted by Magnus Hagander in PostgreSQL at 22:30

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Npgsql 1.0

Good news today - Npgsql 1.0 final has been released. It's been a long wait, but the 0.x and beta versions have certainly been very stable. But I'm looking forward to upgrading my systems to 1.0 soon. Great job Francisco and his helpers.

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Hah, thanks for pointing that out. That's what I get for try ing to clean up the formatting when posting it...

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what is seq-lag ? i assume thi s is a user defined func.

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Yeah, unfortunately we are sti ll waiting on David to migrate the content over there.

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