How can I find the table creation time in PostgreSQL?
Example: If I created a file I can find the file creation time like that I want to know the table creation time.
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How can I find the table creation time in PostgreSQL?
Example: If I created a file I can find the file creation time like that I want to know the table creation time.
I had a look through the pg_* tables, and I couldn’t find any creation times in there. It’s possible to locate the table files, but then on Linux you can’t get file creation time. So I think the answer is that you can only find this information on Windows, using the following steps:
select datname, datdba from pg_database;select relname, relfilenode from pg_class;<PostgreSQL folder>/main/base/<database id>/<table filenode id>(not sure what it is on Windows).