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Fix bugs for GRANT/REVOKE on SCHEMA (babelfish-for-postgresql#2031)
Bug fixes for GRANT/REVOKE .. ON SCHEMA 1. Server crash when using empty bracketed name. `schema::[]` 2. Server crash when using empty quoted identifier. `schema::""` 3. When granting permission to yourself, we need a different error message. 4. Error message in not-supported multi-keyword permission should (i) be in uppercase (ii) have a space between keywords 5. Not-supported object type in error message should be in uppercase 6. GRANT ON SCHEMA:: TO PUBLIC does not take effect 7. Specified collation for column names using NAME datatype Issues Resolved : BABEL-4344 Signed-off-by: Shalini Lohia <[email protected]>
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