How to use COLUMN and TABLE options in a RAISE statement According to the docs, there are options to RAISE called TABLE and COLUMN. However , if I explicitly set them, they do not end up in the resulting error message. It seems only DETAIL and HINT are ever used in the error message. How can you get the other options to show up? E.g.:

RAISE EXCEPTION 'invalid_parameter' USING
    DETAIL = FORMAT('The specified user "%s" was not found.', _usr),
    HINT = 'Enter the username of an existing user.',
    COLUMN = 'username',
    TABLE = 'accounts';


Issues an error message:

... ERROR:  invalid_parameter
... DETAIL:  The specified user "aanders" was not found.
... HINT:  Enter the username of an existing user.
... CONTEXT:  PL/pgSQL function _api.find_user(text) line 24 at RAISE
... PL/pgSQL function _api.accounts_update_trigger() line 97 at assignment
... STATEMENT:
...     WITH pg_source AS (...


There is no "TABLE" or "COLUMN" shown.

UPDATE

The key term I needed was "VERBOSITY" - once I searched for that I found duplicate questions, e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/q/41959752/1571426
(not sure if a question on a different forum makes this "duplicate" or not.)
It depends on the client-side verbosity. When using psql, issuing 

\set VERBOSITY verbose


before calling the statement would caused the error message to include:

TABLE NAME:  accounts
COLUMN NAME:  username


In recent versions of psql, it's also possible to issue \errverbose after the fact to get the last error message reformated in verbose form.