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Solutions 18210.2 Building a replication environment 18310.2.1 configuration of the primary server 18310.2.2 configuration of subordinate servers 18410.2.3 Starting the replication process 18510.3 External Data Wrapper 18610.3.1 Querying flat Files 18610.3.2 querying nonstandard flat files in the form of an irregular array 18710.3.3 querying data on other PostgreSQL service instances 18810.3.4 querying non-traditional data sources 190Appendix A, installation of PostgreSQL 192Appendix B PostgreS

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