I’m looking for command, which are helpful for seeing what we have in our database tables. Any hints?
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I’m looking for command, which are helpful for seeing what we have in our database tables. Any hints?
a hint: if it’s a SQL database you execute
SELECT * FROM tablenameif you want to see what’s in a table. But the know how you execute that command from a commandline prompt we need to know which database you are using.UPDATE:
I don’t really know postgresql (and don’t have it installed). But I THINK you would use something like:
psql -u -c "SELECT * FROM tablename" dbname