Alter session set current_schema

[Salerno, Vincent]

In Oracle you can log on using OS authentication & then:
ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA= <schema name>;

Is there anyway to do this in PostGres?

Vinnie Salerno
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[Oliver Elphick]

Post by Salerno, Vincent
ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA= <schema name>;
Is there anyway to do this in PostGres?

The equivalent is

SET SEARCH_PATH TO <schema name>[,<other schema>]...;

You can use ALTER DATABASE SET SEARCH_PATH... to make this a permanent
change for everyone.

The default path is $user, public
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[Tom Lane]

Post by Salerno, Vincent
ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA= <schema name>;
Is there anyway to do this in PostGres?

I would suppose that "SET search_path" is the right equivalent ...

regards, tom lane

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