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Hello,
I can set user varibales in postgresql (ALTER USER user SET search-path=$owner,public,other ![]() and I can reset. (ALTER USER user RESET search-path) But, how can I show user variables? ALTER USER user SHOW search-path; <-- error. Thanks, JOAN |
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I'm not really sure how to do it for users other than the current user, but for the current logged in user just do:
SHOW search_path; HTH, -b
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