Re: Finding out about the dates of table modification
Guillaume Lelarge <[email protected]>
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Le sam. 23 nov. 2019 03:24, Martin Mueller <[email protected]> a écrit : > I've moved happily from MySQL to Postgres but miss one really good > feature of MYSQL: the table of tables that let you use SQL queries to find > out metadata about your table. Thus looking at the table of tables and > sorting it by last change, lets you quickly look at the most recently > modified table. Which is really useful if you have a bad memory, as I do, > and can't remember the name of a particular table that I worked on last > Wednesday. > > Are those capabilities hidden somewhere in Postgres? There isn't an > obvious section in the documentation. At least I can't find it. > No, it doesn't exist.