These tools tend to hide databases where pg_database.datistemplate
is true
, as they're considered "internal" databases rather than ordinary user databases.
The client application(s) may offer a setting to unhide these DBs, or you may be able to open them directly by name.
Note that template0
is typically a read-only database that you cannot modify, so there's very little point to accessing it in a management UI. template1
can be connected to and modified, but whatever you do to template1
will be copied when you create a new database (without an explicit TEMPLATE
option) so you usually don't want to change it.
I strongly recommend that you ignore template0
and template1
. Pretend that they do not exist.