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From Devinder K Rajput
Subject Re: NewBie
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Msg-id OFB5617B4F.963E9977-ON86256CB7.00807B58@ipaper.com
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In response to NewBie  (Jérôme Kestener <jerome.kestener@yahoo.fr>)
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try:

psql <dbname>
\d <table_name>

The constraints will be listed at the bottom of the table.

HTH,

Devinder Rajput
Stores Division Corporate Offices
Chicago, IL
(773) 442-6474


"Jérôme Kestener" <jerome.kestener@yahoo.fr>
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01/21/2003 08:49 AM

       
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I want to find the primary key of a table, but i don't know  in witch system table this information is store. I suppose that is pg_constraint, but i can't acces to it . I get the message :

Relation "pg_constraint" does not exist

Could you help me.?

My version of postgresql is 7.2.2-16 under linux suse 8

 

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