[11.x] Use Default Schema Name on SQL Server #50855
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Fixes #50842
On SQL Server,
Schemamethods were always usingdboschema as default. This causes problem in a rare condition that user manually changes the default schema (e.g by callingalter user my_user with default_schema = my_schema). This PR fixes that by utilizing the actual default schema (not alwaysdbo).