I am trying to run an application in a specific search_path in postgres. I have a connection string like this: postgres://xxx:xxx@localhost:5432/prod_pg?options=-c%20search_path%3Dfoo.

I’m starting out in this world of automation and I realized that I need to create a new database in Postgres.

This question was migrated from Stack Overflow because it can be answered on Database Administrators Stack Exchange. Migrated 8 hours ago. Our sysops team is migrating our PostGresSQL database to Aurora. During our QA and UAT testing period we are checking for any unforeseen data issues or anomalies. We want to make sure that all […]

This question was migrated from Stack Overflow because it can be answered on Database Administrators Stack Exchange. Migrated 8 hours ago. Our sysops team is migrating our PostGresSQL database to Aurora. During our QA and UAT testing period we are checking for any unforeseen data issues or anomalies. We want to make sure that all […]

This question was migrated from Stack Overflow because it can be answered on Database Administrators Stack Exchange. Migrated 8 hours ago. Our sysops team is migrating our PostGresSQL database to Aurora. During our QA and UAT testing period we are checking for any unforeseen data issues or anomalies. We want to make sure that all […]

This question was migrated from Stack Overflow because it can be answered on Database Administrators Stack Exchange. Migrated 8 hours ago. Our sysops team is migrating our PostGresSQL database to Aurora. During our QA and UAT testing period we are checking for any unforeseen data issues or anomalies. We want to make sure that all […]

I have an update process where I create a copy of a table, make changes to it and swap it with the original table at the end.
I create the table with create table ... (like ...). This copies all indexes and renames them. In my example below I create the table temp_test from test and an existing index, with the table name as prefix is renamed to match the new table name:

I have an update process where I create a copy of a table, make changes to it and swap it with the original table at the end.
I create the table with create table ... (like ...). This copies all indexes and renames them. In my example below I create the table temp_test from test and an existing index, with the table name as prefix is renamed to match the new table name:

I have an update process where I create a copy of a table, make changes to it and swap it with the original table at the end.
I create the table with create table ... (like ...). This copies all indexes and renames them. In my example below I create the table temp_test from test and an existing index, with the table name as prefix is renamed to match the new table name:

I am occasionally having a problem to insert row to postgresql. The DB server is windows version 15, and application is written in C# with npgsql.