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Description: The XML Gist data type in PostgreSQL is an extension of the XML data type that allows for efficient indexing of XML documents. This data type is particularly useful for storing and querying large volumes of structured data in XML format, facilitating the manipulation and retrieval of information. Unlike the standard XML type, which […]