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> Is there a file of the queries that back the \d commands somewhere?
> They'd help us for the new system views.

Most of them are dynamically generated, and some require multiple queries,
but they are located in describe.c:

src/bin/psql/describe.c

As Joshua pointed out though, it's probably much easier to simply
use the -E option and not have to decipher all the C code.

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