The syntax provided in this article works only for SQL Server and MySQL.
If you want to know how many tables are present in your database and the details of the table like TABLE_SCHEMA, TABLE_TYPE and all.
Syntax:
SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE
1. INFORMATION_SCHEMA views allow you to retrieve metadata about the objects within a database. These views can be found in the master database under Views / System Views and be called from any database in your SQL Server instance.
2. INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES The INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES view allows you to get information about all tables and views within a database.
Example:
Output:
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