Okay,
I've found it in the man page. I guess I just don't expected it to come
after all these other \x, \? descriptions.
Thanks that you pointed me to the right location.
Rolf.
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Rolf Unger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The internal docs say that I can specify an optional pattern after the
> \df or the \df+. And I think I read somewhere that the pattern is meant
> to be a regular expression.
No, it's more a shell-style pattern. Use "*" and "?". "." separates
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Hi Folks,
actually I am not sure if this is the right mailing list, although I am
quite sure that this is a documenation issue:
I want to list the functions that are defined in a database and tried to
use the internal \df command of the psql terminal (I use emacs so I
don't need pgAdmin). Of cour
