SELECT
isc.table_name,
isc.ordinal_position::integer AS ordinal_position,
isc.column_name::character varying AS column_name,
isc.column_default::character varying AS column_default,
isc.data_type::character varying AS data_type,
isc.character_maximum_length::integer AS str_length,
CASE
WHEN isc.udt_name::text = 'int4'::text OR isc.udt_name::text =
'bool'::text THEN isc.data_type::character varying
ELSE isc.udt_name::character varying
END AS udt_name
FROM information_schema.columns isc
WHERE isc.table_schema::text = 'public'::text
ORDER BY isc.table_name, isc.ordinal_position;
"Patrick Hatcher" <PHatcher@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
>
> I need to generate a data dictionary for all my tables (name, column,
> type, etc) in my database. Is there an easy to do this without having to
> do a \d tablename for each table?
> tia
> Patrick
>
>
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