Обсуждение: SET command

First off it has been a while since I needed to go to the
www.postgresql.org documentation ( and site in general ) and the new
layout/design is nice.

Now the question.

I'm reading up on schema and trying to remember from when I last
researched them what the process is to make the

    SET search_path TO myschema,public;

permanent for users when they sign on.  The documentation implies that
it is only per SESSION or transaction (LOCAL).  I seem to remember some
setting that cause these to be stored and then executed each time a user
connected.

A gentle whack with the clue-stick please.


TIA,
Rod
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On Fri, Jan 28, 2005 at 02:48:19PM -0800, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:

> I'm reading up on schema and trying to remember from when I last
> researched them what the process is to make the
>
>     SET search_path TO myschema,public;
>
> permanent for users when they sign on.  The documentation implies that
> it is only per SESSION or transaction (LOCAL).  I seem to remember some
> setting that cause these to be stored and then executed each time a user
> connected.

You can set variables globally in postgresql.conf, per database with
ALTER DATABASE, or per user with ALTER USER.

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