Open emarsden opened 2 months ago
A schema name containing a non-standard character such as "." can be created, but it cannot then be used as a schema qualifier when creating a table.
pgeltestdb:main=> CREATE schema "my.test"; CREATE SCHEMA pgeltestdb:main=> CREATE TABLE "my.test".foobles(a INTEGER); ERROR: invalid name syntax CONTEXTE : SQL statement "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pg_class C WHERE C.relnamespace = r_schema_name::regnamespace::oid" PL/pgSQL function xata_private.check_object_count() line 11 at SQL statement
Using the current free tier that reports itself as "PostgreSQL 15.5".
Thank you for reporting! We have identified the issue and a fix is in the works. I will post an update here once it's available.
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A schema name containing a non-standard character such as "." can be created, but it cannot then be used as a schema qualifier when creating a table.
Using the current free tier that reports itself as "PostgreSQL 15.5".