Thanks to Jennie I understand that I can get the current schema with the query: select current_schema from sys.var(); While I get the “right” response, I get it as a series of duplicated lines (10 at the last count): For example, after setting a schema as set schema viewer; I get the following 10 lines from the query: Is it the right behaviour? And if yes, do these lines have a specific significance? Thanks Enzo enzo@smartinsightsfromdata.com
On Sun, Oct 18, 2015 at 09:48:06PM +0100, Enzo wrote:
Thanks to Jennie I understand that I can get the current schema with the query:
select current_schema from sys.var();
While I get the “right” response, I get it as a series of duplicated lines (10 at the last count):
For example, after setting a schema as
set schema viewer;
I get the following 10 lines from the query:
Is it the right behaviour? select current_schema; is what you need. Try select * from sys.var(), it will give you a list of variables. Each can be queried using a simple select variable_name;
Niels
And if yes, do these lines have a specific significance?
Thanks
Enzo enzo@smartinsightsfromdata.com
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