Tiffany Thang <tiffanyth...@gmail.com> writes:
> According to the documentation, a table can be created in a specific
> tablespace by performing the following:
> 1. Specify the tablespace parameter in the create database statement.
> 2. Specify the tablespace parameter in the create table statement.
> I've tried both but the tablespace column in pg_tables is empty.
An empty entry in pg_tables means the table is in the database's
default tablespace, whether you made it that way implicitly or explicitly.
So this looks as-expected to me. You'd need to spread the database across
more than one tablespace to get anything in that column.
> "show default_tablespace" is also empty.
If you didn't do anything to change that setting, that would also be
expected. Again, the interpretation is "use the database's default
tablespace".
regards, tom lane
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