Adrian Custer wrote:
Does each dB always have a default schema equivalent to the 'public'
schema on Postgresql that uDig current shows?
As I understand things (badly) schema can be umbrellas over several
tables, stored procedures, etc. What's the relation between the list of
schema and the list of dB's (clusters/catalogs)? One source seemed to
suggest that schema can integrate data from several dB's. I presume, if
this is true, that the user can still connect to a single dB, using that
particular schema and execute all the queries against that original dB.
Thanks for any explanations or pointers to documents.
Two things mean "schema" -
If you are generating XML - the "schema" is used to define your
FeatureTypes - so "Road" would be "topp:Road" when written out as GML
using a schema prefix called "topp"...
And some databases organize their tables into different "schema" :-(
Does this help?
Jody
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