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Say it ain’t so…Execution Plans

PostGreSQL is a pretty popular database and I find it pretty hard to believe it’s this different from MSSQL\Oracle.
Okay so granted I am new to PostGreSQL but I am hitting my head against the wall on this.

In Oracle and MS SQL Server you can access the stored execution plans. In PostGreSQL I have reviewed documentation and can find no way to access the stored execution plans for previously executed statements. Am I crazy or is there no way to do this in PostGreSQL?

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