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> Hello,
> I use postgreSQL 6.3. Have a look at this (after running psql):
>
> =====================================
> mydb=> vacuum;
> VACUUM
> mydb=> create table mytable (number int);
> CREATE
> mydb=> insert into mytable values(12);
> INSERT 18711 1
> mydb=> insert into mytable values(13);
> INSERT 18712 1
> mydb=> select * from mytable;
> number
> ------
> 12
> 13
> (2 rows)
>
> mydb=> \d mytable;
>
> Table = mytable
> +--------------+----------+-------+
> | Field | Type | Length|
> +--------------+----------+-------+
> | number | int4 | 4 |
> +--------------+----------+-------+
> mydb=> \dt
> Couldn't find any tables!
> mydb=>
> ===============================================
> (I made the above drawn table a little thiner to
> make it easier to view)
Strange. I recommend you pull the \dt query out of the psql.c source
file, and try it in psql to see what is failing. Could be a problem
that you can't read pg_passwd, which you should be able to do. \dt
needs to find the owner of the table to succeed.
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