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> There is a SQL standard for this, and other DBMS look like they found a way
>
> How come it can not be done ?
It *can* be done, but it won't be done. At least not by default. You might
get better traction if you perhaps argue for a flag to pg_dump to
exhibit the behavior you want. It has a small chance of being accepted,
but a much greater chance than changing the default behavior.
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Greg Sabino Mullane greg@turnstep.com
End Point Corporation
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