If you explicitly name your schemas (including public) in all of your SQL it will port easily to Oracle.
Chris
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Please respond to Chris
>
> AFAIK the idea of a schema search path is specific to PG. I'm not sure
> how you will handle your "public" functions in other DBMSes.
>
> regards, tom lane
>
I'll probably have to go research this for each database. I have no
plans on immediately supporting other databases, but I don't want to
use a structure that will be extremely difficult to port down the
road.
Chris
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