ok, it is worse thank I thought :)
In the connection string in setup.cfg I pass the schema 'SQLA_TEST'. The DB
instance happen to have a bunch of other integration test schemas. One of
them contains a table named 'TEST_TABLE'. The test case calls
has_table('TEST_TABLE', schema=None) which returns true as such a table
exists (in some other schema).
I will try to check for the pre-condition that schema must be provided or
is set to SYS if it is None. I assume that this will break lots of test
cases.
Btw, even with logging turned on I do not see any CREATE TABLE statement.
When exactly are the tables in the define_table() function of the test case
created?
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