Display unmapped schema names in error messages #510
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Previously, Babelfish displays the mapped schema names in error messages. This commit imports a hook function remove_db_name_in_schema and uses it to restore the unmapped name. Task: BABEL-2961 Signed-off-by: Chenxiao Wang <[email protected]>
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Cherry-picked from #470 |
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Description
Previously, Babelfish displays the mapped schema names in error messages. This commit imports a hook function remove_db_name_in_schema and uses it to restore thr unmapped name. Original unmapped name will be displayed with this commit.
Issues Resolved
BABEL-2961
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