Fix recreating indexes for materialized views within custom schemas#364
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@derekprior I am sorry for pinging, but can you, please, take a look at this? |
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Fixes #334
When materialized view is created within a custom schema and then we try to update it, the original indexes are not retrieved because of the problem within the used SQL to do that.