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#8616 introduced Settings.parseSearchPath to allow for specifying a search path to the parser when looking up objects. A similar search path is needed in the DDL interpreter, where we can predict in what schema a table will be located when we interpret CREATE TABLE t (i int) without schema qualification.
Other usages may be thinkable as well.
This feature is required when implementing validation in #9506 (org.jooq.Migration), where we want to make sure no excess objects are located in a target schema. We might not even know that target schema, otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
#8616 introduced
Settings.parseSearchPath
to allow for specifying a search path to the parser when looking up objects. A similar search path is needed in the DDL interpreter, where we can predict in what schema a table will be located when we interpretCREATE TABLE t (i int)
without schema qualification.Other usages may be thinkable as well.
This feature is required when implementing validation in #9506 (
org.jooq.Migration
), where we want to make sure no excess objects are located in a target schema. We might not even know that target schema, otherwise.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: