Folks,
So today I was digging into the backend of PostgresConf.Org which runs
on a highly modified version of OSEM (which is an awesome conference
platform). I was very quickly losing my mind because the content in the
public schema did not match what I was seeing on the website. I checked
connection strings, looked for other databases in the cluster and I even
checked to see if there was another version of PostgreSQL running. For
the life of me, I couldn't figure out where the heck the data went. So
here is my psql tip:
Remember \dn ....
My problem was that the latest version of the app actually runs within a
schema titled postgresconf vs public. Of course what is worse is I
remember requesting that to happen. That said, that is my psql tip for
the day, remember to check things like \dn if you don't recall exactly
where you may have put something!
Jolly Good,
JD
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