https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156776

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In order to make this issue more easily reproducible and to ensure that it is
integrated into the LibreOffice source code, I am adding these explanations.

To perform these tests, you need to use the LibreOffice JDBC driver and the
Java HsqlDB driver. Therefore, you need to install a Java JRE or JDK on your
computer and register it in LibreOffice.

I have already made available all the files needed to make a HsqlDB database
usable quickly in the tdf#167960 issue. You can use these files and the
instructions related to them if necessary.


The problem arises when saving a table that is being created in Base Table
Design. Here is the procedure to reproduce easily:

1. Once your hsqldb database is functional, connect with the SA administrator
account and without a password.

2. In Base go to the menu: Tools -> SQL and execute the command: CREATE SCHEMA
AAA

3. Now go to Create Table in design view and create a table regardless of the
columns, then save. You will be offered the PUBLIC catalog, the AAA schema and
the Table1 table. Validate to create this new table.

4. Close this window and open a new one to create a new table. Try saving this
new second table again and you will see that the default name is still Table1,
even though this name is already used by our first table creation.

The fix https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/189809 is supposed to correct
this issue.

It's important to note that this issue does not occur if the database supports
neither a scheme nor a catalog, and in this case, the dialog window for naming
the table will behave correctly.

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