From: | Stefan Zweig <stefanzweig1881(at)web(dot)de> |
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To: | pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | show index from [table] |
Date: | 2007-06-08 15:25:40 |
Message-ID: | 112402456@web.de |
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hi list,
currently i am switching from mysql to pgsql, so i am a bit new to postgres' syntax.
at the moment i am looking in postgres for something which is similar to SHOW INDEX FROM [table] in mysql. unfortunately i could not find anything satisfying relating to this issue.
i have found out, that there is the -di option with psql.
but actually i would need the information from within a (postgres) sql-query. is there a possibility to get information about the indices which have been created on a table?
if there is not, it might be sufficient for me to get the create index strings, such like you get, when viewing a table in pgAdmin:
-- Index: g_g114_b_idx
-- DROP INDEX g_g114_b_idx;
CREATE INDEX g_g114_b_idx
ON g_g114
USING btree
(b);
and parse them manually.
is that possible in any way?
maybe there is something similar to SHOW CREATE TABLE (as in MySQL) in postgresql.
thanks in advance,
stefan
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