List schemas in a database - Amazon Redshift
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List schemas in a database

To list the schemas in a database, use the aws redshift-data list-schemas Amazon CLI command.

The following Amazon CLI command runs a SQL statement against a cluster to list schemas in a database. This example uses the Amazon Secrets Manager authentication method.


aws redshift-data list-schemas 
    --secret arn:aws:secretsmanager:us-west-2:123456789012:secret:myuser-secret-hKgPWn 
    --cluster-identifier mycluster-test 
    --database dev

The following is an example of the response.

{
    "Schemas": [
        "information_schema",
        "pg_catalog",
        "pg_internal",
        "public"
    ]
}

The following Amazon CLI command runs a SQL statement against a cluster to list schemas in a database. This example uses the temporary credentials authentication method.


aws redshift-data list-schemas 
    --db-user mysuser 
    --cluster-identifier mycluster-test 
    --database dev

The following is an example of the response.

{
    "Schemas": [
        "information_schema",
        "pg_catalog",
        "pg_internal",
        "public"
    ]
}