Release Notes: Postgres Plus® Standard Server v9.0

Postgres
Plus Standard Server v9.0.2.1 Release Notes

Release Notes
Postgres Plus® Standard Server
v9.0

Table of Contents
I. Release Summary .............................................................................................................................................1
II. New Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 Features..........................................................................................2
III. Enterprise Modules.........................................................................................................................................4
IV. pgAdmin..........................................................................................................................................................6
V. Certification.....................................................................................................................................................6
VI. Security ...........................................................................................................................................................7
VII. Installation Notes............................................................................................................................................8
VIII. StackBuilder Plus.............................................................................................................................................8
IX. Internationalization / Localization ................................................................................................................11
X. Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................11
XI. Documentation .............................................................................................................................................11
XII. Upgrade Paths...............................................................................................................................................11
XIII. Platform Support and Downloads.................................................................................................................12
XIV. System Requirements ...................................................................................................................................13
XV. Known Issues ................................................................................................................................................14
XVI. How to Report Problems ..............................................................................................................................14
I. Release Summary
EnterpriseDB continues to advance its position as the leader in delivering the quality, innovation, and low
cost of open source database products and services to the enterprise in this latest release of Postgres Plus
Standard Server v9. The following describes the major components of what constitutes Standard Server:
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Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0.2.1 Release Notes

PostgreSQL 9.0.2.1 is included as the base package for Postgres Plus Standard Server v9 distributed in a
professional installation program. You get all the new features of the community database server version
including: native Streaming Replication and Hot Standby (details below).
Enterprise Modules are installed automatically in Standard Server. These open source PostgreSQL
compatible components add large enterprise capabilities including client connectors, connection pooling,
spatial data support, and more.
pgAdmin, the DBA and Developer GUI console is also installed by default providing the most effective
PostgreSQL administration and programming tools available under an open source license.
StackBuilder Plus is the package manager for distributing and updating the core database server and
PostgreSQL compatible add-‐on modules. StackBuilder Plus also includes UpdateMonitor, a system tray
utility that monitors and reports when updates to all your installed components are available.
Certification and Testing assures you of getting multiple open source software programs that have been
downloaded, compiled, packaged, installed, and tested with PostgreSQL and each other as an integrated
enterprise ready database environment.
II. New Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 Features
A. Streaming Replication
Standard Server now has built-‐in native replication. Standby servers can now connect to a master
server and be sent the binary logs to stay updated for improved High Availability setups. Streaming
Replication is an asynchronous mechanism where the standby server lags behind the master. But
unlike other replication methods, this lag is extremely short, and can be as little as a single transaction,
depending on network speed, database activity, and Hot Standby settings. Also, the load on the master
for any standby server is minimal, allowing a single master to support many standby servers.
B. Hot Standby
Utilizing Streaming Replication (or log shipping), Hot Standby allows continuous archive standby
servers to execute read-‐only queries. This feature is similar to DataGuard from Oracle®. A Hot
Standby server can deliver a variety of benefits including: a) faster OLTP and reporting performance by
offloading reports to a standby server, b) more efficient warm standby servers for improved High
Availability, c) testing systems in parallel with the same data, and d) migrating seed data to a new
system. The net effect is to support a single master with multiple read-‐only slave servers.
C. Easier Object Permissions Management


GRANT/REVOKE IN SCHEMA supports mass permissions changes on existing objects, while ALTER
DEFAULT PRIVILEGES allows control of privileges for objects created in the future. Large objects
(BLOBs) now support privilege management as well.
D. Faster VACUUM FULL.

The implementation of this command now rewrites the entire table and indexes, rather than moving
individual rows to compact space. It is substantially faster in most cases, and no longer results in index
bloat.
E. New Trigger Features

Standard Server now has SQL-‐standard-‐compliant per-‐column triggers which only fire when a specific
column is explicitly UPDATED. They allow you to avoid adding lots of conditional logic and value
comparisons in your trigger code. Another new trigger feature is WHEN triggers for more control over
when triggers fire. This can dramatically decrease the number of trigger executions and reduce CPU
load on the database server.
F. Exclusion Constraints
These provide a generalized version of unique constraints, allowing enforcement of complex conditions
with a simple option to an ALTER TABLE command. For example, an exclusion constraint can be used
to automatically reject a room reservation record INSERT whose time slot overlaps or conflicts with an
existing reservation record, all without any complex coding or setup.
G. Deferrable Unique Constraints

Mass updates to unique keys are now possible without difficult work-‐arounds. Checking of constraints
that are deferrable are postponed until the end of the statement or transaction. Currently, UNIQUE,
PRIMARY KEY, EXCLUDE, and REFERENCES (foreign key) constraints accept this clause.
H. New and Enhanced Security features

These include RADIUS authentication, LDAP authentication improvements, and a new contrib module
passwordcheck for testing password strength.
I. Enhanced Stored Procedure Support

The DO statement supports ad-‐hoc or "anonymous" code blocks. Functions can now be called using
named parameters. PL/pgSQL is now installed by default, and PL/Perl and PL/Python have been
enhanced in several ways, including support for Python3.
J. hstore Improvements


Improvements include: a) the addition of new functions and operators, b) the removal of size limits for
Keys and values, and c) GROUP BY and DISTINCT can now be used. These feature additions make
hstore a full-‐function key-‐value store embedded in PostgreSQL.
K. Enhanced Reporting Queries

New features include additional windowing options (PRECEDING and FOLLOWING) and the ability to
control the order in which values are fed to aggregate functions.
L. High-‐Performance LISTEN/NOTIFY
This new implementation of LISTEN/NOTIFY has Pending events now stored in a memory-‐based queue
rather than a table. Also, a "payload" string can be sent with each event, rather than transmitting just
an event name as before.
M. Multiple Performance Enhancements

For specific types of queries, including elimination of unnecessary joins, performance has been
significantly increased. This helps optimize some automatically generated queries, such as those
produced by object-‐relational mappers (ORMs).
N. EXPLAIN Enhancements.
The output is now available in JSON, XML, or YAML format, and includes buffer utilization and other
data not previously available.
O. New pg_upgrade contrib Module

Removes the need to dump/restore a database to upgrade to a new software version. Supports
incredibly fast in-‐place upgrades from 8.3 or 8.4 to 9.0. See the Upgrade Paths section below.
For a complete list of all new features and details on individual features please visit:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/release-‐9-‐0.html#AEN99033
III. Enterprise Modules

Enterprise modules are add-‐on components from the Postgres eco-‐system built, tested, packaged,
certified and installed with the core database server to provide a world-‐class enterprise ready object
relational database capable of serving almost all the database requirements of any organization.
EnterpriseDB regularly surveys sister open source projects in the orbit of PostgreSQL and selects the ones
addressing critical needs of our enterprise customers. We then download the most stable generally
available source, build binaries, create installers, test the integration of the features and bundle them as
part of the default installation for Postgres Plus Standard Server making them Enterprise Modules.


This effort relieves enterprise DBAs and Developers from doing all this work against multiple open source
projects and provides them an established single source for software management as well as services and
support.
The following Enterprise Modules are bundled and installed along with PostgreSQL as part of Postgres Plus
Standard Server:
A. pgJDBC Client Connector
B. The version of pgJDBC shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 8.4-‐701.
C. psqlODBC Client Connector
D. The version of psqlODBC shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is:
8.04.0200.
E. Npgsql .NET Client Connector
F. The version of Npgsql shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 2.0.10.
G. PostGIS Spatial Data / Functions extensions
H. The version of PostGIS shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 1.5.2.
I. Slony-‐I Replication Server
J. The version of Slony shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 2.0.4.
K. PgBouncer Connection Pooler
L. The version of PgBouncer shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 1.3.3.
M. Pgmemmcache API
N. The version of pgmemcache shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is:
2.0.1.
O. pgAgent Job Scheduler
P. The version of pgAgent shipped as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 is: 3.0.1.



You can find the home URL location of these projects and links to their associated documentation by
visiting: http://www.enterprisedb.com/community/projects/projects.do or
http://www.enterprisedb.com/learning/documentation.do
IV. pgAdmin
pgAdmin is the most popular and feature rich Open Source administration and development platform
for PostgreSQL. pgAdmin is designed to answer the needs of all users, from writing simple SQL queries
to developing complex databases.
The graphical interface supports all PostgreSQL features and makes administration easy. The
application also includes a syntax highlighting SQL editor, a server-‐side code editor, an SQL/batch/shell
job scheduling agent, support for the Slony-‐I replication engine and much more. Server connections
may be made using TCP/IP or Unix Domain Sockets (on *nix platforms), and may be SSL encrypted for
security. No additional drivers are required to communicate with the database server.
pgAdmin v1.12 is packaged and installed as part of Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0. A tour of the
new features in pgAdmin v1.12 is available here: http://www.pgadmin.org/visualtour12.php
V. Certification
A. Certification Testing
EnterpriseDB test certifies the complete Standard Server package including PostgreSQL, Enterprise
Modules, pgAdmin, and StackBuilder Plus modules.
EnterpriseDB packages the community open source version of PostgreSQL into Postgres Plus Standard
Server. A number of other open source feature add-‐ons are also bundled into a Standard Server
installation (see above). EnterpriseDB downloads and obtains the source code, builds the software,
packages the modules, creates individual installers for each package, and adds them to Standard
Server. Finally, additional modules and software can be added to a Standard Server installation with
StackBuilder Plus. Each StackBuilder Plus module is also bundled into an easy to use one-‐click installer.
The Quality Management Group at EnterpriseDB then performs installation testing of each module
across the Postgres Plus Standard Server supported platforms. Once installed, basic functionality
testing is performed to ensure proper operation with Postgres Plus Standard Server. In addition,
EnterpriseDB performs integration testing of the modules to assure their compatibility with one
another. For instance, pgAdmin and Slony can be installed and used independently. However,
pgAdmin can configure Slony so additional testing is performed between these two components.
B. Representative Integration Tests

Below is a summary level representative list of the integration testing done by EnterpriseDB.


1. Verify that installations of different major PostgreSQL versions can co-‐exist without
interfering with each other, e.g. 8.3 and 8.4.
2. Verify that installations of PPSS8.4 can co-‐exist without interfering with a PostgreSQL 8.3
installation and components (Slony & PostGIS) previously installed.
3. Verify that that spatial data in a PostGIS-‐enabled database is accessible using phpPgAdmin.
4. Verify that a database can be accessed using psql, via pgbouncer.
5. Verify that Drupal can be installed and run using a pgbouncer database connection.
6. Verify that a Slony cluster can be created using the slonik tool, and PostGIS spatial data
replicated successfully.
7. Verify that pgAdmin properly displays the pgAgent control schema as a system catalog.
8. Verify that pgmemcache can be installed, and a server added using the
memcache_server_add() function via pgAdmin.
9. Verify that key/value pairs can be added to and retrieved from pgmemcache using pgAdmin
and psql.
10. Verify that PostGIS spatial data can be accessed on a Slony replication slave and the master
using Npgsql.
using pgJDBC.
using psqlODBC.
VI. Security
Postgres Plus Standard Server is the most secure open source database available today. In addition to the
security enhancements in PostgreSQL, Standard Server v9.0 makes available another layer of unique and
powerful protection called SQL/Protect.
A. SQL/Protect – Protection against SQL Injection Attacks

SQL/Protect is an add-‐on security module from EnterpriseDB distributed only through StackBuilder
Plus.

While Standard Server is well known for being the most secure open source database, there is one
source of attack against any database that is not easily protected against in a centralized and
standardized fashion; the wide variety of SQL code in client applications that accesses a database.
These attacks hitch a ride on the back of SQL commands to compromise or damage data. Preventing
SQL/Injection is normally left up to the skills of the individual application developer, which can vary
greatly between people and the projects they work on, and be compromised by tight schedules and
commercial delivery pressures.


SQL/Protect adds a standardized, quick to setup, and easy to use security layer on the database server
that guards against SQL Injection attacks and is managed by DBAs. It provides a consistent approach
against a standardized set of attack vectors and works for any application.

SQL/Protect is an optionally installed module that adds an additional layer of security underneath the
normal database security policies by examining inbound queries and stopping common SQL Injection
profiles. SQL/Protect examines queries for the following types of attack vectors:

• Unauthorized Relations
• Utility Commands
• SQL Tautology
• Unbounded DML
See the SQL/Protect documentation for more information at:
http://www.enterprisedb.com/learning/documentation.do
VII. Installation Notes
A. Installing
The Postgres Plus installation program is designed to install the database software in a new/empty
directory and utilize an un-‐used port on the computer, or it may be used to upgrade an existing
installation.
You may install a newer major version on the same machine with an older major version, i.e. 8.4.x and
9.0.x can co-‐exist. The installation program wizard will ask you for a new directory that is different
than the existing older version and ask for an unused port too. You do not need to shutdown the older
version of the database server.
B. Uninstalling
To uninstall this version of Postgres Plus in Windows, use the Add/Remove Programs utility in the
Control Panel. On Mac or Linux systems, run the uninstall-‐postgresplus program in the installation
directory. Note that the operating system user account (usually ‘postgres’) and data directory will not
be removed and must be done manually. You do not need to shut down the database server.
VIII. StackBuilder Plus
A. Building Enterprise Features on an Open Source Base


StackBuilder Plus is a meta-‐installer program capable of distributing multiple individual installers for
various types of software. StackBuilder Plus can distribute Postgres Plus Standard Server, its pre-‐
installed add-‐ons, and third party modules and software stacks.
StackBuilder Plus provides a powerful maintenance and feature enhancement tool to both DBAs and
application developers with the following features:
1. Database Server and Enterprise Module updates – you can manually check for updates to
your Postgres database server and pre-‐installed open source add-‐on modules such as
PostGIS.
2. StackBuilder Plus module updates – you can also manually check for updates to the
optionally installed 3rd party modules and software stacks like pgPhoneHome.
3. UpdateMonitor – if installed, it will automatically check every 24 hours for updates to the
database server, pre-‐installed add-‐on modules, and StackBuilder Plus modules and notify
you of any pending updates relieving you of this manual task.
4. Automatically apply updates -‐ you can launch StackBuilder Plus from UpdateMonitor, read
about the content of each update, select which updates you wish to apply, and then
automatically download and install your selected updates.
5. Distribute new modules – as EnterpriseDB publishes new StackBuilder Plus modules, they
become available through StackBuilder Plus. This provides a tool for EnterpriseDB to
seamlessly add new features to the open source core of Postgres Plus Standard Server on a
continuing basis without the need for a full install of your database server or StackBuilder
Plus utility.
6. Alert Notifications – if you installed UpdateMonitor, an Alert system will notify you of new
modules added to StackBuilder Plus or possible security issue. You can then read about
them, and download and install them.
7. Self updating – as StackBuilder Plus is enhanced and improved it can also update itself
when new versions become available
B. StackBuilder Plus Components

The StackBuilder Plus user selectable modules for this release of Postgres Plus Standard Server include:
EnterpriseDB Migration Toolkit
EnterpriseDB MySQL Migration Wizard
EnterpriseDB Tuning Wizard for PostgreSQL
EnterpriseDB pgPhoneHome for the Apple iPhone
EnterpriseDB Postgres Plus HQ


EnterpriseDB PL/Secure
EnterpriseDB SQL/Protect
EnterpriseDB xDB Replication Server
Database Drivers
libpg64
-‐Npgsql
pgODBC
PgOleDB
psqlODBC
Slony-‐I for PostgreSQL 8.4
PostGIS 1.4 Spatial Extensions
Web Application Stacks
Drupal
mediaWiki
phpBB
phpWiki
Web Development Stacks
ApachePHP
phpPgAdmin
Ruby on Rails
C. StackBuilder Plus UpdateMonitor

UpdateMonitor, a StackBuilder Plus component, is an intelligent system tray utility that keeps track of
which StackBuilder Plus catalog components are installed on your computer. Once a day it checks with
the StackBuilder Plus repository for newer versions of your installed components. If any newer
versions are found, UpdateMonitor will raise a desktop dialog bubble to inform you that updates are
available and display its icon in the system tray.
At your direction, UpdateMonitor can also start StackBuilder Plus. Simply select the system tray icon
menu. Once StackBuilder Plus starts, it will download and display the list of available updates. At that
point you may select which, if any, updates you want StackBuilder Plus to download and install.


UpdateMonitor reduces the time DBAs and Developers must spend tracking, acquiring, and applying
updates to their enterprise database components.
Privacy Note: StackBuilder Plus UpdateMonitor requires registration with EnterpriseDB.com who
makes a record of which components you have downloaded. This behavior is different for users
accustomed to StackBuilder’s download use. We encourage users to review our latest EnterpriseDB
Privacy Statement at: http://www.enterprisedb.com/company/legal/privacy.do
IX. Internationalization / Localization

The PostgreSQL database server in your download of Postgres Plus Standard Server is already localized into
many different languages. To see if your language is supported for any version visit:
http://babel.postgresql.org/
X. Maintenance
A complete list of all the features and fixes that comprise the v9.0 release of the database server can be
viewed at: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/release-‐9-‐0.html
XI. Documentation
A. On-‐Disk Documentation
The PostgreSQL installation footprint includes the PostgreSQL documentation. This documentation is
also available online at: http://www.enterprisedb.com/learning/documentation
B. Add-‐In Modules Documentation

Links to documentation for third party open source modules installed as part of Postgres Plus Standard
Server can be found at: http://www.enterprisedb.com/community/projects/projects.do
C. PDF Documentation
Some installable modules have PDF documentation available. These include the xDB Replication
Server, PL/Secure, and SQL/Protect. To access the PDF documentation, visit:
http://www.enterprisedb.com/learning/documentation
XII. Upgrade Paths
A. v8.4 to v9.0


Version 9.0 contains a number of changes that selectively break backwards compatibility in order to
support new features and code quality improvements. A dump/restore using pg_dump, or use of
pg_upgrade, is required for those wishing to migrate data from any previous release.
pg_upgrade is included as a contrib module and avoids the requirement of dumping/reloading the
database when upgrading to a new major release of PostgreSQL, thus reducing downtime by orders of
magnitude. It supports upgrades to 9.0 from PostgreSQL 8.3 and 8.4.
Documentation on pg_upgrade is available at:
http://developer.postgresql.org/pgdocs/postgres/pgupgrade.html
For a complete list of upgrade topics please visit:
http://developer.postgresql.org/pgdocs/postgres/release-‐9-‐0.html#AEN99609
B. v8.3 to v9.0

Follow the normal dump and restore routines outlined for changes between major releases of
PostgreSQL (where the number after the first dot changes) at:
1. http://www.enterprisedb.com/docs/en/8.4/pg/install-‐upgrading.html
2. http://www.enterprisedb.com/docs/en/8.4/pg/migration.html
XIII. Platform Support and Downloads
A. Downloads
EnterpriseDB packaged distributions of Postgres based database software may be downloaded from:
1. Postgres Plus Advanced Server:
http://www.enterprisedb.com/products/postgres_plus_as/download.do
2. Postgres Plus Standard Server:
http://www.enterprisedb.com/products/postgres_plus/download.do
3. General Download Page: http://www.enterprisedb.com/products/download.do
B. Production Deployment Platforms

Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.4 is supported for production deployment by EnterpriseDB on the
following platforms:
1. CentOS 5.x (32 and 64 bit)
2. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x (32 and 64 bit)
3. openSuSE 11.x (32 and 64 bit)


4. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11.x (32 and 64 bit)
5. Ubuntu 10.04, 9.10, and 8.04 LTS (32 and 64 bit)
6. Mac OS X Server 10.6 and OS X Server 10.5 Intel® (32/64 bit Universal Binaries support Intel
platforms)
7. Win2008 and Win2003 (Note: the Windows binaries are 32 bit and work across both 32 bit
and 64 bit environments)
C. Personal and Development Platforms

The following platforms, commonly used in our development and testing labs, may be convenient for
your personal, testing and/or evaluation purposes. We do not recommend the usage of these
platforms in a production environment.
1. Fedora Core 10 – 12
2. Mac OS X Desktop 10.6 and OS X 10.5 on Intel (32/64 bit universal binary that runs on Intel
platforms)
3. Windows 7, Vista, and Windows XP

For inquiries regarding the support of your operating system, contact us by:
Email: sales-‐us@enterprisedb.com or sales-‐intl@enterprisedb.com
Call: +1-‐732-‐331-‐1315 or 1-‐877-‐377-‐4352
Visit: https://www.enterprisedb.com/company/contact_us.do
XIV. System Requirements

On some systems, Postgres Plus Standard Server can operate with a minimum configuration as follows:
• 600 MHz processor
• 512 MB of RAM
• 512 MB of HDD plus space for your data
These specifications may, however, vary depending on the operating system/version in use and what
additional applications may be running on the machine.
A. Operating System Support

See the section above titled Platform Support for a list of the operating systems used in certifying
Postgres Plus Standard Server for which EnterpriseDB offers paid software subscription support. For
more details on software subscriptions see: http://www.enterprisedb.com/products/purchase.do


XV. Known Issues
A. StackBuilder Plus UpdateMonitor

The popup notification from StackBuilder Plus' Update Monitor will only be displayed if Growl
(http://growl.info/) is installed when running on Mac OS X. The system tray icon will be displayed as
normal however.
B. Gnome Menu Shortcuts

On some older Linux distributions, shortcuts may not be created correctly on the Gnome menu. In
some cases the issue resolves itself after logging out of the session and logging back in.
C. Postgres Plus HQ

Postgres Plus HQ successfully monitors PostgreSQL v9 databases. However, the Postgres Plus HQ
server does not yet support storing collected data in a v9 database. This should not affect existing
installations of the HQ server which pre-‐date v9. For a new installation follow the instructions for
installing the HQ Server in the Postgres Plus HQ documentation section: 3.3.1 Installing the PPHQ
Server, but use a version of Postgres previous to 9.0. The documentation is located at:
http://www.enterprisedb.com/docs/en/8.4/pphq/Table%20of%20Contents.htm
XVI. How to Report Problems

To report any issues you are experiencing, please contact EnterpriseDB’s technical support staff:
• Email: support@enterprisedb.com
• Call: +1-‐732-‐331-‐1320 or 1-‐800-‐235-‐5891 (US Only)
• Subscription customers can submit a support ticket at:
https://www.enterprisedb.com/myenterprisedb.do
Please note that issues reported by Software Subscription customers take top priority over all other
inquiries. You may also discuss any issues at: http://forums.enterprisedb.com/

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Plus Standard Server v9.0.2.1 Release Notes

Copyright 2010 EnterpriseDB Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page: 1

II. New Postgres Plus Standard Server v9.0 Features

C. Easier Object Permissions Management

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D. Faster VACUUM FULL.

E. New Trigger Features

G. Deferrable Unique Constraints

H. New and Enhanced Security features

I. Enhanced Stored Procedure Support

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K. Enhanced Reporting Queries

M. Multiple Performance Enhancements

O. New pg_upgrade contrib Module

III. Enterprise Modules

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A. pgJDBC Client Connector

C. psqlODBC Client Connector

E. Npgsql .NET Client Connector

G. PostGIS Spatial Data / Functions extensions

I. Slony-­‐I Replication Server

K. PgBouncer Connection Pooler

O. pgAgent Job Scheduler

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B. Representative Integration Tests

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A. SQL/Protect – Protection against SQL Injection Attacks

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VII. Installation Notes

VIII. StackBuilder Plus

A. Building Enterprise Features on an Open Source Base

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B. StackBuilder Plus Components

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C. StackBuilder Plus UpdateMonitor

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IX. Internationalization / Localization

B. Add-­‐In Modules Documentation

XII. Upgrade Paths

A. v8.4 to v9.0

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B. v8.3 to v9.0

XIII. Platform Support and Downloads

B. Production Deployment Platforms

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C. Personal and Development Platforms

XIV. System Requirements

A. Operating System Support

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A. StackBuilder Plus UpdateMonitor

B. Gnome Menu Shortcuts

C. Postgres Plus HQ

XVI. How to Report Problems

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