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      """

         This module contains database dialect specific changeset

         implementations.

      """

      __all__ = [

          'postgres',

          'sqlite',

          'mysql',

          'oracle',

          'ibmdb2',

      ]

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				"""
				This module contains database dialect specific changeset
				implementations.
				"""
				__all__ = [
				'postgres',
				'sqlite',
				'mysql',
				'oracle',
				'ibmdb2',
				]