pgRouting Project — Open Source Routing Library PostgreSQL: The world's most advanced open source database Welcome to MapServer — MapServer 6.0.1 documentation Documentation Skip site navigation (1) Skip section navigation (2) Peripheral Links Documentation There is a wealth of PostgreSQL information available online. This section contains current and archived manuals for PostgreSQL users, as well as frequently asked questions. You can learn what's new in the latest release, and view a listing of books written about PostgreSQL (some of which are available in their entirety online). Online Manuals 9.5 (with/without comments) 9.4 (with/without comments) 9.3 (with/without comments) 9.2 (with/without comments) 9.1 (with/without comments) Translated Manuals More manuals
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