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From will trillich
Subject postgresql -- what's in a name?
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Msg-id 20020210182916.F24785@serensoft.com
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Responses Re: postgresql -- what's in a name?  (Vince Vielhaber <vev@michvhf.com>)
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i'm guessing there was a GRE project first, and that the
successor was POSTgre (involving sql, of course). if so, what's
the GRE stand for?

otherwise in general, what's the origin of the name
"postgresql"? (and why does it seem like it should be
pronounced "pissquel"?)

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