Add missing schema name on drop index statement on psql #6244
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EnThib
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Dec 20, 2023
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Thank you. Can you please add a functional test and look into the errors reported by PHPCS and our static analysis? |
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Summary
The generated SQL included a reference to an index (idx_8f16808653af4e34) without specifying the associated schema. This led to errors during execution, as the index was not found.
This pull request fixes the issue by adding the schema name for the Postgre SQL Platform