Perhaps this is not the appropriate list, but is there a way to
determine this information
from the information_schema? The reason I ask is I can not seem to find
this information
there either. pg_dump does provide this information, though lacking the
ability to proper
identify multi-dimensional arrays, ex. char(30)[][] gives char(30)[].
danap.
> Currently the driver does not return this information, but we've
> listed it as an open feature request:
>
>
http://pgfoundry.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1010248&group_id=1000224&atid=857
>
> Kris Jurka
> Given a defined table as such:
>
> CREATE TABLE array_types (
>
> data_type_id serial NOT NULL,
> decimal_array decimal(16,2)[] DEFAULT NULL,
> numeric_array numeric(10,2)[] DEFAULT NULL,
> varchar_array varchar(30)[] DEFAULT NULL,
> char_array char(30)[][] DEFAULT NULL,
> PRIMARY KEY (data_type_id)
> );
>
> How do I obtain the precision, decimal places, or character
> sizing information from the database. Notice these are array
> types.
>
> danap.
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