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I think there are only a few situations out in the real world , where such a construct is necessary . These tests have recently been revised by Marc Fournier and Thomas Lockhart and are now packaged as functional units which should make them easier to run and easier to interpret . Note that quotation marks used in the queries must be escaped , by preceding them with two backslashes . And they want to wear them immediately , so they need shoelaces too . These operators must be named ' <' and '> ' ; you do not have any choice in the matter , since there is no provision for specifying them explicitly . If one wishes , one can recluster manually by issuing the command again . Postgres will change the optimizer and run-time system to use them and will require additional specification when an operator is defined . I can remember that I was standing at the coffee machine and I saw the cup in a targetlist , water and coffee powder in a rangetable and all the buttons in a qualification expression . There must be ' <' and '> ' ordering operators having the same left and right input datatypes as the mergejoinable operator itself . EWB-USA volunteer was in the field with them in Indonesia for approximately one month . I always have to set mine before it will pause . I believe IBM 's db2 for as / 400 supports partial indices using single-clause predicates .