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Experts, <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; We have RHEL5 OS and we are installing Postgres-8.1.23 version. What version of PGAdmin do I need to install with this version of Postgres? <br />
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Thanks, Missymadi
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Experts, 

        We have RHEL5 OS and we are installing Postgres-8.1.23 version. What version of PGAdmin do I need to install with this version of Postgres? 

Thanks, Missymadi

Which version of PGAdmin do I use with Postgres-8.1.23?

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