"Alexander V. Chernikov" <melif...@ipfw.ru> writes:
> It would be nice to see domain constraint names in \dD output of psql
> utility. Without this feature the only way to delete (or modify) constraint
> is to do pg_dump -s (or use something like phpgadmin) to find out constraint
> name and only after that issue ALTER DOMAIN .. DROP constraint statement.
Try
select * from information_schema.domain_constraints;
The \dD view is already too wide IMHO, no need to make it wider for this.
However, your proposed patch points out something that seems to me to be
a bug in \dD: it produces multiple rows for the same domain, if said
domain has more than one constraint. Surely that's confusing and
undesirable.
regards, tom lane
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