Hello sunpeng
First,I answer this question.
>another question:how postgresql internal knows which
>relations belongs to which database?
When we use "psql" command ,it means "psql -d postgres".
#you can change default parameter to set PGDATABASE (OS parameter)
"-d" indicate your connecting database and this is the ANSWER.
So, it is natural that pg_class does not have "database" field.
We can not access other database with psql without using dblink.
I think we can display some database's pg_class with following command,
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#DISPLAY "test" and "postgres"'s tables
#Your postgresql have to be installed dblink
#1)create dblink
select dblink_connect('test','host=postgres01 port=1843 dbname=test
user=p843');
select dblink_connect('postgres','host=postgres01 port=1843
dbname=postgres user=p843');
#2) display
select 'test',* from dblink('test','select oid, relname from pg_class')
t1(oid oid, relname text)
union
select 'postgres',* from dblink('postgres','select oid, relname from
pg_class') t1(oid oid, relname text);
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Thank you
once i have created mydb and several relations in it,are there any sql
commands used to list all the tables in this mydb?
i noticed there are no database( pg_database.oid) field in pg_class
table,so i can not use
select relname from pg_class,pg_database where pg_database.datname
like 'mydb' and pg_class.database = pg_database.oid;
anybody knows how to do it?
another question:how postgresql internal knows which relations belongs
to which database?
thanks
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