Hi, On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 12:19:28PM +0000, Flaviu2 wrote: > Thanks a lot. > Maybe I am not far from a solving solution. So, if I create a database, lets say (SQL script): > CREATE database mydb3; > How can I create a table under mydb3 ? Because, if I run: > SELECT relname FROM pg_class WHERE relkind = 'r'; > > Got me all tables, but I don't know the database under were created. On postgres all relations, functions and so on are specific to a specific database, and only accessible when connected on that specific database. So if you want to create a table in mydb3, or see the list of tables in that database, you need to connect to mydb3. If needed, you can get the current database with the current_database() function, e.g.: =# SELECT current_database(); current_database ------------------ postgres (1 row)
