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Does the Apache Age database support multiple versions of the PostgreSQL protocol, including the extended query protocol?

As we know apache-age is built on top of PostgreSQL. I am curious about whether Apache Age supports multiple versions of the PostgreSQL protocol,including version 2, 3, and the extended query protocol (version 3.0).

I am unsure whether these features are also supported in Apache Age.

Can anyone provide some insight into whether Apache Age supports multiple versions of the PostgreSQL protocol, and whether it supports the extended query protocol? If so, are there any limitations of when using these features in Apache Age?

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    At Postgres documentation, the section of protocol says:
    Version 3.0 of the protocol, implemented in PostgreSQL 7.4 and later.
    Which means versions 11 and 12 are supporting them, which are being used by AGE

    1. "A single server can support multiple protocol versions" Postgres said.
    2. "You will need to install a AGE compatible version of Postgres, for now AGE only supports Postgres 11 and 12." AGE said.

    So, we can say answer is YES based on their documentation saying.

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    AGE currently supports PostgreSQL version 11 & 12 and both these versions use protocol 3.0, so yes AGE supports these protocols. You can find detailed information in the documentation.

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