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8bbe1de Mintoak pgvector PostgreSQL Inspection Commands
Below is a reference guide of all the useful psql and SQL commands to inspect, manage, and query your pgvector data inside the terminal.
1. Connecting to the Database
Connect to the database using the PostgreSQL command-line client:
psql -U postgres -h localhost -d mintoak_db
2. General Database Inspection (psql Meta-commands)
Run these commands inside the psql interactive prompt:
- List all extensions (verify if
vectoris installed):\dx - List all tables in the database:
\dt - Inspect the table schema (view column types):
\d mintoak_content - Exit the psql shell:
\q
3. SQL Data Queries
Run these SQL statements to query the knowledge base data:
Count the total number of document chunks:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM mintoak_content;Retrieve sample document contents:
SELECT id, document, metadata->>'title' AS title, metadata->>'url' AS url FROM mintoak_content LIMIT 5;Find documents by specific metadata category:
SELECT id, document FROM mintoak_content WHERE metadata->>'category' = 'Company Info' LIMIT 3;
4. Vector Search & Similarity Queries
You can run a raw cosine similarity search using the pgvector <=> distance operator:
Fetch top 3 most similar documents to a test embedding: (Replace the vector array with your query embedding vector)
SELECT id, document, (embedding <=> '[0.012, -0.045, 0.089, ... (384 float values)]'::vector) AS distance FROM mintoak_content ORDER BY distance ASC LIMIT 3;Inspect raw vector values: (Trims the vector array printout for readability)
SELECT id, subpath(embedding::text, 1, 50) || '...' AS vector_preview FROM mintoak_content LIMIT 3;