On 29-Jan-07, at 1:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there is any way to use psql to list tables that
are dependent to a specific table. Instead of going through every
table
in my database and looking for foreign keys, can I somehow get an
entire
list of these dependent tables? Any help would be much
appreciated, thanks!
You could do this easily enough in the shell. For example, If I
wanted to find all tables that reference foo_table:
psql -U postgres database_name -c '\d *' | egrep "(Table |REFERENCES
foo_table)" | grep -B1 'REFERENCES foo_table' | grep 'Table ' | cut -
d '"' -f 2
should do the trick.
Brian Wipf
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