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PostgreSQL
I was looking for a function in postgresql that was equivalent to Oracle's nvl(), the answer turned out to be coalesce() which accepts a list of arguments, so arguably it is more flexible than nvl().
aspell
For checking spelling in HTML files:
aspell -l en_GB -H check file.name
Or if checking Tex files:
aspell -l en_GB -t check file.tex
Or if you want to an ignore words list:
aspell -l en_GB -p /home/user/.aspell.en.pws -t check file.tex
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