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bytea functions

Hi,

I am just wondering if bytea functions (byteaeq, byteage,byteagt,...) will
be included in the offical document and assumed to be supported in future
release.
For now, I could only find them in release 7.2 note.
Your confirmation reply is appreciated.
Thanks!

Eric
ps.Is this the right place to go?
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"Eric Lu" <yc**@ecompliance.net> writes:
I am just wondering if bytea functions (byteaeq, byteage,byteagt,...) will
be included in the offical document and assumed to be supported in future
release.


We generally do not bother to document functions that are only meant to
support operators. Use = >= etc.

regards, tom lane

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Nov 23 '05 #2
"Eric Lu" <yc**@ecompliance.net> writes:
I am just wondering if bytea functions (byteaeq, byteage,byteagt,...) will
be included in the offical document and assumed to be supported in future
release.


We generally do not bother to document functions that are only meant to
support operators. Use = >= etc.

regards, tom lane

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