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Fully qualified table name for relational databases

Q: What is fully qualified table name pattern?
Ans: A fully qualified table name is an unambiguous name that specifies a table in a database.

It is advisable to use the fully qualified name of a table so that there are less chances of errors. Various databases have different patterns of fully qualified table names. Below given are the details of various databases and their fully qualified table name patterns


Database Fully qualified table Pattern

Oracle

SCHEMA.TABLE

DB2

CATALOG.TABLE

MySQL

SCHEMA.TABLE

Microsoft SQL Server

[CATALOG]..[TABLE]

PostGre SQL

"SCHEMA"."TABLE"
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