Try renaming the schema. alter schema schemaname rename to newname;
then if you want the old schema back create a new one.
If there are already stuff in the schema you want to move to then
write a quick function using a for loop with the pg_class table
to write the alter table statement for anything that has the
schema you are looking for.
Sim Zacks
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I need a single command to change ALL objects
Something like "alter table (select name from tables where schema =
'foo') set schema bar"
Sim Zacks wrote:
> ALTER TABLE name
> SET SCHEMA new_schema
>
>
> Naz Gassiep wrote:
>> Is there a way to change the schema that all objects are in?
>> Essentially I want to move everything currently in the database into
>> public rather than having the complex schemas that I have at the
>> moment. They are unnecessary and the DB complexity is trivial, so
>> using schema partitioning is more trouble than it is worth. Is there
>> a way I can do this? I tried editing a dump, but that has proven to
>> be a little difficult, as I am not a master of regex.
>>
>> If I can do it from within the DB before I do the dump that'd be
>> easier. Is there a way to do this from within the DB?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> - Naz.
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