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Alexander Cohen wrote:
> 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?

They are SQL-standard names for our int4, float8 types.  They map
internally to those types.  I don't know a way to list separately.

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