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Yes, i just discovered that. Thanks! Actually im trying to display in an app of mine a list of all types to the user. That goes fine but i noticed that that list does not have "integer", "double precision" and simple type names like that. I thought they would be domains. But i guess they are not. Where can i find these types? What are they?

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On Apr 7, 2004, at 2:47 PM, Bruce Momjian wrote:


Alexander Cohen wrote:
How can i get list of all domains available?

Using psql, domains are listed with \dD. They also appear in \dT.


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