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Subject: Re: HEADS UP: databases/postgresql72 is dying
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Sebastian Böck wrote:
> Have you considered that 7.2 is the last Version that doesn't have
> schemas. Out there may be some / are lot of applications that depend
> on this behaviour.

I've considered lots of things.

Nothing is *forcing* you to upgrade, and there will be packages for this 
port all the way up to 5.3-RELEASE (those that use older databases tend 
to stick with older OS releases, too).

Speculations as to software that *may* be out there, that *does* want to 
run on a brand new 5.3+ OS, are not useful without concrete evidence to 
back them up.

-aDe