Re: How to discover foreign keys (without pulling hair out)

Hi,

I use pgAdminII on Windows. It connects to a PostgreSQL
on a Linux PC.
When you click on an existing table's icon, it shows you
a script that could have created it (it detects the
structure of the table by itself), including the foreign
keys.
That's an easy way. But maybe not very elegant...

-- Table: slip
CREATE TABLE "slip" (
  "id_slip" int4 DEFAULT nextval
('"slip_id_slip_seq"'::text) NOT NULL,
  "proprio" int4,
  CONSTRAINT "slip_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("id_slip"),
  CONSTRAINT "slip_de" FOREIGN KEY ("proprio")
REFERENCES "maitre" ("maitre_id") ON DELETE NO ACTION ON
UPDATE NO ACTION NOT DEFERRABLE INITIALLY IMMEDIATE
);
COMMENT ON TABLE "slip" IS 'les slobards en folie !';
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