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1 | 1 | = Cheatsheets
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| -[[Box]] |
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| -== Box |
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| -++++ |
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| - Rectangular box data type in Postgres represented by pairs of links that are opposite corners of the box. |
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| -++++ |
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| -''' |
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| -[cols=">25%,25%,50%"] |
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| -[frame="topbot"] |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -[[Circle]] |
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| -== Circle |
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| -++++ |
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| - Circle data type in Postgres represented by a center link and radius. |
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| -++++ |
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| -''' |
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| -[cols=">25%,25%,50%"] |
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| -[frame="topbot"] |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -|[[radius]]`@radius`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -[[Interval]] |
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| -== Interval |
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| - Postgres Interval is date and time based |
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| - such as 120 years 3 months 332 days 20 hours 20 minutes 20.999999 seconds |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -|[[days]]`@days`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[hours]]`@hours`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[microseconds]]`@microseconds`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[minutes]]`@minutes`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[months]]`@months`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[seconds]]`@seconds`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|[[years]]`@years`|`Number (int)`|- |
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| -|=== |
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| -[[Line]] |
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| -== Line |
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| - Line data type in Postgres represented by the linear equation Ax + By + C = 0, where A and B are not both zero. |
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| -++++ |
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| -''' |
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| -[cols=">25%,25%,50%"] |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -|[[a]]`@a`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -|[[b]]`@b`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -|[[c]]`@c`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -|=== |
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| -[[LineSegment]] |
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| -== LineSegment |
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| - Finite line segment data type in Postgres represented by pairs of links that are the endpoints of the segment. |
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| -''' |
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| -[cols=">25%,25%,50%"] |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -[[Path]] |
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| -== Path |
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| - Path data type in Postgres represented by lists of connected points. |
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| - Paths can be open, where the first and last points in the list are considered not connected, |
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| - or closed, where the first and last points are considered connected. |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -|[[open]]`@open`|`Boolean`|- |
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102 | 3 | [[PgConnectOptions]]
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103 | 4 | == PgConnectOptions
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| -[[Point]] |
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| -== Point |
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| - A Postgresql point. |
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| -|=== |
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| -^|Name | Type ^| Description |
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| -|[[x]]`@x`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -|[[y]]`@y`|`Number (double)`|- |
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| -|=== |
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| -[[Polygon]] |
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| -== Polygon |
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| - Polygon data type in Postgres represented by lists of points (the vertexes of the polygon). |
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| - Polygons are very similar to closed paths, but are stored differently and have their own set of support routines. |
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