Update the csh example with new comments and fixes from Thomas' linux box.

builtin SPI commands by their old SPI_* names. New names are spi_*.

Jan - 11/23/1998

selected when they match a prefix of the  value.  The previous method,
which stripped all version data from  and then tried to match that
against .similar entries, was entirely useless when .similar contained
several entries for different version numbers of a single OS name.

EXPLAIN all indices used.

Updating and addign files...

for each field of each tuple.  Makes more difference than you'd think...

This will fix the problem reported by Jose' Soares
 when trying to cast a float to text.

From: Taral <taral@cyberjunkie.com>

More COS Query Service support.

Start defining the Corba work...

From: Taral <taral@cyberjunkie.com>

a single printf() ... it'd work if fmtId() didn't use a static return area...

Fix missing mention of "-n" flag in synopsis.

 vaccumdb reference page.

Also supports the "analyze" mode, with or without specifying tables
 and columns.

 the table name. Problem reported by Billy Allie.

We have not seen the end of this issue :-(.

Update for version 06-40-0001

a backend core dump, because it was concatenating a potentially long
string onto another string that didn't necessarily have enough room.
Shame, shame.

up if first string to be appended to an empty StringInfo was longer
than the initial space allocation.
Also speed it up slightly.

This is the default, but the new flag will allow overriding an alias,
 for example. So psql -n -N will put in the double quotes,
 and psql -n can be an alias for psql.
Also, add a few braces around a nested single-line conditional construct
 to suppress compiler warnings about "an ambiguous else".

Upgrade to 0.91 ...

Change the README file to show the upcoming 6.5 release...

Include definition for _IN_ADDR_T if INADDR_NONE is not defined.

 fixed in src/configure.in a while ago.

Include only the current release  in the release notes section.

 Already in product docs since they were built on my machine.