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When conversion is done to Postgres, the resultant database gets a schema with the name of the database. If one views this with a DBM like dbeaver, this is not obvious and could frustrate one endlessly until you realise what's happened.
This is because using the simple postgres connection string the in documentation examples doesn't specificy the schema. Imho is should default to the public scheme, but doesn't.
INTO postgresql://user@localhost/database
It is not clear to me from the documentation how to specify the schema to be used?
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When conversion is done to Postgres, the resultant database gets a schema with the name of the database. If one views this with a DBM like dbeaver, this is not obvious and could frustrate one endlessly until you realise what's happened.
This is because using the simple postgres connection string the in documentation examples doesn't specificy the schema. Imho is should default to the public scheme, but doesn't.
INTO postgresql://user@localhost/database
It is not clear to me from the documentation how to specify the schema to be used?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: