postgresqlHow do I switch databases in PostgreSQL?
To switch databases in PostgreSQL, you can use the \c command. This command is used to connect to a database.
For example:
\c my_databaseThis command will connect to the my_database database.
The parts of this command are as follows:
-
\c: This is the PostgreSQL command to connect to a database. -
my_database: This is the name of the database you are connecting to.
Once the command is executed, you will be connected to the my_database database.
For more information on how to switch databases in PostgreSQL, see the PostgreSQL Documentation.
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