Adam M wrote:
That does not list them in a summary form, like just \d does.
\dtv foo.*
Anyway,
I still consider this a bug, intended or not. I do not see any
benefit in hiding relations in a given schema. After all, the summary
displays which schema a given relation is in.
The point is
Adam M. wrote:
When the search_path is set to include more than one schema, and if
two or more templates have the same relation, \d will only return the
first instance of the relation.
That is specifically intended that way. If you want to see the
relations in a particular schema, use \d
On 5/11/05, Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam M. wrote:
When the search_path is set to include more than one schema, and if
two or more templates have the same relation, \d will only return the
first instance of the relation.
That is specifically intended that way. If you
Package: postgresql-client
Version: 7.4.7-6
Severity: normal
When the search_path is set to include more than one schema, and if two
or more templates have the same relation, \d will only return the first
instance of the relation. For example,
template1=# create database test;
CREATE DATABASE
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