Finding the names of inheriting classes
От | Thomas Swan |
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Тема | Finding the names of inheriting classes |
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Msg-id | 4.3.2.7.2.20000627122328.02091dd8@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-novice |
This is actually two problems...
I'm at a loss on how identify or get the names of children of a parent class.
For example, I have three children of a parent class Cities : Big_Cities, Little_Cities, Not_Cities. I know that I can do a select * from Cities* and get all rows from Cities and Cities' children.
For the first question, is there a way I can get the names of the tables (classes) that inherit from a parent class?
For example, getting the names of the tables "Big_Cities","Little_Cities",and "Not_Cities" from a statement asking what are the children of tables (class) Cities.
The second question revolves around the select * from Cities*.
If Cities has a "name" column and Big_Cities has a "population" column added and I do a select * from Cities* the resulting table only has the "name" column. Is there a way to get a table that has all the columns (not just the ones in common) and put nulls in the columns for which there is no information or data?
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- Thomas Swan
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- Graduate Student - Computer Science
- The University of Mississippi
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- "People can be sorted into two fundamental groups,
- those that divide people into two groups and
- those that don't."
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