You could make creative use of psql (if you just want the results for
yourself);
\a
\t
SELECT
'SELECT
sequence_name,
last_value
FROM' || c.relname
FROM pg_class c WHERE (c.relkind = 'S') \g | psql <database>
\t
\a
btober@seaworthysys.com wrote:
>I know that I can get a list of all sequences with
>
>SELECT
> c.relname AS sequencename
>FROM pg_class c WHERE (c.relkind = 'S');
>
>which produces, for example,
>
>country_country_pk_seq
>province_province_pk_seq
>city_city_pk_seq
>postal_code_postal_code_pk_seq
>
>
>And I know I can get the last value from a particular sequence with
>
>SELECT
> sequence_name,
> last_value
>FROM city_city_pk_seq
>
>which produces, for example
>
>city_city_pk_seq 14702
>
>
>But how can I get a list of sequence names and the respective last value
>for ALL sequences?
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>~Berend Tober
>
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