OK, thanks for replys. To sum up, this is what I now consider best practice:
CREATE schema schema1;
CREATE schema schema2;
CREATE SEQUENCE global_seq; --in public schema
CREATE TABLE tbl (ID bigint default nextval('global_seq') primary key,foo
varchar,bar varchar); --in public schema
CREATE TABLE schema1.tbl (LIKE public.tbl INCLUDING ALL); --draws ids from
sequence in public schema
CREATE TABLE schema2.tbl (LIKE public.tbl INCLUDING ALL); --draws ids from
sequence in public schema
INSERT INTO schema1.tbl (foo,bar) VALUES ('asdf','qwer');
INSERT INTO schema2.tbl (foo,bar) VALUES ('hello','world');
INSERT INTO schema1.tbl (foo,bar) VALUES ('asdf','qwer');
INSERT INTO schema2.tbl (foo,bar) VALUES ('hello','world');
P.S.: This is to figure out good strategies to make pg work with Hibernate
4's multi tenancy feature and I personally dislike handling large UUIDs,
especially during debugging. Plus I see no particular reason to prefer them
over bigint sequences in the general case (but this is a different topic).
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