Reference to other schema

Hello,
I want to model the following situation in SQLD DM:
- 2 schema's
- in 1 schema I define a view
- in the other schema I want to refer to this view in a view
Questions:
- Do I create each schema as a design or as a relational model in one design?
- How can I refer to the view of the other schema in the Query Builder?
SQLD DM version 3.3.0.734
Thanks in advance,
Joop

Hi Joop,
Do I create each schema as a design or as a relational model in one design?As a relational model in one design.
How can I refer to the view of the other schema in the Query BuilderYou an define a schema for view you are creating. If objects used in view definition belong to another schema they are include with schema name in generated select statement. By default objects in the same schema (as the view) are not prefixed with schema name - if you want schema name to be included then check "Include schema name in Query" check box on view dialog.
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