List tables in a PostgreSQL schema -

When I do a \ dt in psql, then I get a list of tables in the current schema ( public by default).

How do I get a list of all the tables in all schemas or any particular schema?

In all schemas:

  = & gt; \ Dt *. *   
 In a particular schema:  
  = & gt; \ Dt public *   
 It is possible to use  
  \ dt (public | s). (S.T.T) List of Relationship Schema | Name | Type | Owner -------- + ------ + ------- + ------- Public S | Table | CPN Public | T | Table | CPN S | T | Table | CPN   
 
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