Specify Default Schema Name in HANA Connection string

Hi,
I have connection string like this.
DRIVER={HDBODBC32};UID=uid;PWD=pwd; SERVERNODE=x.com:30015;
I want to include default schema name in the connection string.
Please help me

Hi S V
there is no option for that available.
To change the current schema it's required to run SET SCHEMA <schema_name> after you logged on.
- Lars

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