What does create schema do?
Answer / Ashok Kumar Gautam
The CREATE SCHEMA command in PostgreSQL is used to create a new database schema. A schema is a named collection of database objects, such as tables, views, functions, and types. It helps in organizing database objects in a more structured and manageable way.
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