You might want to temporarily or permanently disable a Redshift database user account. You can achieve this by changing the
Continue reading
You might want to temporarily or permanently disable a Redshift database user account. You can achieve this by changing the
Continue readingUse the below query to determine when a particular table was created in Redshift database. Replace <your schema name> with
Continue readingRun the below query to list all the user defined schemas of a Redshift database: select distinct “database”, “schema” from
Continue readingBelow is the command to change the owner of a database. You need to login as superuser to run the
Continue readingYou cannot change the name of a database that you are currently connected to. To rename a database, login as
Continue readingUse below commands to create a new database in the Redshift Cluster. CREATE DATABASE database_name; CREATE DATABASE database_name OWNER owner_name;
Continue readingConnection limit is the maximum number of concurrent connections that a user is allowed to have against a particular redshift
Continue readingUse the below command to rename a schema in Redshift where current_schema_name is the current name of the schema and
Continue readingCheck the current quota and disk usage of the schema by running the below query where schemaname is the name
Continue readingYou can view the current owner of a schema by running the below query where schema_name is the name of
Continue reading