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The Elephant doesn't forget.
Nothing in Intelligent Design makes sense except in the light of Creationism (original quote) (The above paraphrase-quote was to go with a previous picture showing that evolutiondisbelief in the United States is almost as widespread as it is in Turkey (which I found astonishing) -- see fig. 2 in: this article (paywall!))
Latest version is 14.4: PostgreSQL 14.4 Released 16th June 2022 Legacy versions are: PostgreSQL 13.7, 12.11, 11.16, and 10.21 - 12th May 2022 Versions 9.6 and lower are no longer supported (i.e., EOL = End of Life) PostgreSQL development is done in so-called commitfests (a month-long period of committing patches in burst-mode. Development patches (=new features) are semi-automatically tested in the Patch Tester (to play with patches: go get them there: there are links to the main mailing list, pgsql-hackers, where devs submit patches for scrutiny - there is a github repo but no pull-request-development) Waiting for ... (depesz.com) new features committed in PostgreSQL git master (=xxdevel) PostgreSQL Development: git://git.postgresql.org/git/postgresql.git
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PostgreSQL has stored procedures in several languages. One of those languages is Perl. Somebody had to say it. ;)
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