Who is managing the postgresql documentation?

[Mark Harrison]

More specifically, I wrote an application note for using the
asynchronous interface that I think will be useful for other
people. Who should I contact about making that note generally
available?

Many TIA,
Mark

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[Bruce Momjian]

Mark Harrison wrote:

More specifically, I wrote an application note for using the
asynchronous interface that I think will be useful for other
people. Who should I contact about making that note generally
available?

Find the SGML files for the docs and submit a patch with your additions
to the patches list. Thanks.

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[Robert Treat]

The docs themselves are in CVS so you can write up a patch and submit it
if you like. Barring that post your change to pgsql-docs and someone
will take a look at it.

Robert Treat

On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 14:19, Mark Harrison wrote:

More specifically, I wrote an application note for using the
asynchronous interface that I think will be useful for other
people. Who should I contact about making that note generally
available?

Many TIA,
Mark

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Pixar Animation Studios

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