OpenGauss Schema Explained: Structure and Management

OpenGauss's schema refers to the logical structure within the database used to organize and manage tables, views, functions, and other database objects. It acts like a folder in a file system, allowing you to group related objects under a single schema for easier management and authorization. A single OpenGauss database can hold multiple schemas, each containing various objects. By default, OpenGauss creates a schema with the same name as each user, enabling users to create and manage their own database objects within their respective schemas.