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In Druid I don't know of any concept of grouping datasources into a "schema". But I can think of one or two ways to set up datasources (tables) in a hierarchical manner, e.g.: • ABC_parent_table (parent_id, parent_attr ...) • ABC_child_table (parent_id, child_id, child_attr, ...) which would imply a join between the two ... Is this along the lines of what you are thinking?
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Hi @John Kowtko thanks for the answer No it's not what I'm looking for, Actually I'm looking for creating a structure in such manner "countryA"."table1" "countryA"."table2", "countryB"."tablex" so tables 1 and 2 belong to countryA and tablex belongs to countryB
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Yeah, that's along the lines of a single tenant database design ... the most common way I've seen done is by prefixing the table names, e.g. countryA_table1, etc ...