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Consider different schemas in the Table Data functions #158
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Any news on this? I use postgresql and need the ability to use schemas other than public. Will the mentioned patch work with the current-stable/development builds of CI? If it will can I get access to it as it doesn't appear to be available at the moment? |
heloo, any news over patch!? |
I've not been able to find the old patch that was submitted when CI was hosted on Bitbucket so someone else is going to have to recreate and submit this patch |
its possible that the codeigniter oracle patch could works? remenber that oracle always use shemas... |
Oracle's schemas represent the username that accesses data in them, so that's a non-issue there. |
In my test environment I have a postgres database where the tables aren't under the "public" schema. The Table Data functions aren't able to find my tables. Ex:
My schema is named foo and I have a table named bar. The following code will show false.
I've attached a patch that solves this issue by allowing me to indicate at the database configuration which schemas I want to use. Maybe it's not the correct approach to the project but I like CodeIgniter and wanted to help somehow. Nice work guys!
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