Andreas Kyrmegalos wrote:
Hello again,
  I don't know what to make of this. I blame it to the late hour though.

After successfully authenticating user usertest through LDAP to establish a connection , I get this message

ERROR 42Y07: Schema 'usertest' does not exist

when executing a statement against the database. The database's schema is not 'usertest'. And the database creator is not 'usertest' either.The same error is reported with other user names.

I was under the impression that a database connection is bound to the default database schema regardless of the user name used to connect. Is this a LDAP related thing? Or is it just the right time to hit the sack?

The default schema is the same as the username, regardless of whether it exists or not. You can use 'set schema' to switch to another schema.

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Øystein

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