@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ create table SCHEMA1.TABLE1 (id DOMAIN1);
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set search_path to SCHEMA2, SCHEMA1;
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-- Error: even if SCHEMA1 is in the search path, TABLE2 is bound to SCHEMA2,
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- -- so DOMAIN1 is searched in SCHEMA2 and SYSTEM schemas
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+ -- so DOMAIN1 is searched only in SCHEMA2 schema
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create table TABLE2 (id DOMAIN1);
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set search_path to SYSTEM;
@@ -451,7 +451,7 @@ process.
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#### Options
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` gbak ` now includes the ` -INCLUDE_SCHEMA_D(ATA) ` and ` -SKIP_SCHEMA_D(ATA) ` switches, which complement the previously
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- existing ` -INCLUDE_SCHEMA ` and ` -SKIP_SCHEMA ` options. If ` -INCLUDE_SCHEMA_D(ATA) ` is not specified, all schemas are
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+ existing ` -INCLUDE_DATA ` and ` -SKIP_DATA ` options. If ` -INCLUDE_SCHEMA_D(ATA) ` is not specified, all schemas are
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included by default. Likewise, if ` -SKIP_SCHEMA_D(ATA) ` is not provided, no schemas are skipped.
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Example:
@@ -643,9 +643,3 @@ It should also be possible to downgrade databases with multiple user schemas, as
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the same name do not exist in multiple schemas.
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This documentation will be updated once these changes are implemented.
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- ## Limitations
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- DPB and TPB parameters cannot be greater than 255 bytes. That imposes a limit for usage of multiple schemas in
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- ` isc_dpb_search_path ` or fully qualified names with multi-byte characters in ` isc_dpb_lc_ctype ` and
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- ` isc_dpb_set_db_charset ` .
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