SQL – set default schema for each D/B

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    Mr. Mangus
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    In SQL Server Manager Studio (SSMS) you can set a default schema on per D/B, per user basis.
    If you want to shorten your SQL statements, you can remove explicit D/B name by using USE command

    USE Your_DB_Name

    Furthermore, you can remove explicit SCHEMA name by setting default SCHEMA for each database (Security – Logins – Your User Name – User Mapping).

    Now you can refer to tables with a simple table name, like Your_Table_Name instead of a long notation Your_DB_Name.SCHEMA.Your_Table_Name.

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