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Learn how to remove the public schema from the search path in PostgreSQL to enhance security and control access.

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Description
In this PostgreSQL tutorial short, you’ll learn how to remove the public schema from the search path in PostgreSQL. By default, the public schema is included in the search path, but in some cases, it's important to remove it to increase security and prevent unauthorized access to schema objects.

✅ Key Points Covered:
Why removing the public schema from the search path can help secure your database.
How to alter the search path to exclude the public schema.
Best practices for customizing the search path for better database control.

🔍 Example:
To remove the public schema from the search path:

ALTER ROLE role_name SET search_path TO "$user", pg_catalog;

This command removes the public schema from the default search path and places $user and pg_catalog as the first schemas to look for database objects.

🚀 Why It Matters:
Removing the public schema from the search path can:

Increase security by restricting access to objects in the public schema.
Ensure that only authorized schemas are used for schema resolution.
Prevent unintended conflicts and better organize your schema access.

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