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    DESCRITO EN LA CLASE SQL DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE COLUMBIA Y DESCRITA POR DR. CARLO MACIAL QUE ES UNA EMINENBCIA EN EL RAMO.

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    DESCRITO EN LA CLASE SQL DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE COLUMBIA Y DESCRITA POR DR. CARLO MACIAL QUE ES UNA EMINENBCIA EN EL RAMO.

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    NOTAS DE CLASE SQL DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE COLUMBIA DEL 04 DE JUNIO DE 2022

    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------

    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;


    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------

    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;


    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------

    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;


    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------
    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;

    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------
    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;

    El siguiente codigo generara un diccionarion de datos para postgres sql:

    SELECT

    t1.TABLE_NAME AS tabla_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_NAME AS columna_nombre,

    t1.COLUMN_DEFAULT AS columna_defecto,

    t1.IS_NULLABLE AS columna_nulo,

    t1.DATA_TYPE AS columna_tipo_dato,

    COALESCE(t1.NUMERIC_PRECISION,

    t1.CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH) AS columna_longitud,

    PG_CATALOG.COL_DESCRIPTION(t2.OID,

    t1.DTD_IDENTIFIER::int) AS columna_descripcion,

    t1.DOMAIN_NAME AS columna_dominio

    FROM

    INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS t1

    INNER JOIN PG_CLASS t2 ON (t2.RELNAME = t1.TABLE_NAME)

    WHERE

    t1.TABLE_SCHEMA = 'public'

    ORDER BY

    t1.TABLE_NAME;

    -----------------------
    SELECT *FROM information_schema.TABLES;

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