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Create Schema
Version 0.4.0
The CREATE SCHEMA
statement creates a schema in the catalog. The default schema is main
.
Examples
-- create a schema
CREATE SCHEMA s1;
-- create a schema if it does not exist yet
CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS s2;
-- create table in the schemas
CREATE TABLE s1.t(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, other_id INTEGER);
CREATE TABLE s2.t(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, j VARCHAR);
-- compute a join between tables from two schemas
SELECT * FROM s1.t s1t, s2.t s2t WHERE s1t.other_id = s2t.id;
Syntax
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