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 - [List Available Schemas](postgres/list-available-schemas.md)
 - [List Connections To A Database](postgres/list-connections-to-a-database.md)
 - [List Database Users](postgres/list-database-users.md)
+- [List Various Kinds Of Objects](postgres/list-various-kinds-of-objects.md)
 - [Max Identifier Length Is 63 Bytes](postgres/max-identifier-length-is-63-bytes.md)
 - [pg Prefix Is Reserved For System Schemas](postgres/pg-prefix-is-reserved-for-system-schemas.md)
 - [Pretty Print Data Sizes](postgres/pretty-print-data-sizes.md)
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+# List Various Kinds Of Objects
+
+Our PostgreSQL database can end up with all kinds of objects: tables,
+sequences, views, etc. We can use a variety of `psql` meta-commands to list
+the different types of (user-created) objects in our database.
+
+- `\dt` will list all the tables
+- `\dE` will list all the foreign tables
+- `\di` will list all the indexes
+- `\ds` will list all the sequences
+- `\dv` will list all the views
+- `\dm` will list all the materialized views
+
+These can also be combined. For instance, to see all the tables and
+sequences, we can run `\dts`.