Philip Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I think the hierarchy goes: > Environment->Catalog->Schema > From what I can tell: > 1. the environment contains truly general things like the SQL parser, the > tools for connecting to the DB etc - which I assume also contains the > user-authorization stuff. In that case it would seem that environment maps to what we call an installation --- if users are environment-wide then that's certainly the natural mapping. Then database maps to catalog and schema is a new feature within databases. > 3. Schemas are what we call databases. They contain tables, views wtc. Schemas are *not* databases, because (IIRC) it's possible for a single session to access multiple schemas. regards, tom lane
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