Schema for auth table

[Deep Shah]

Hi Team,

I have 2 schemas A and B. Default schema for user is A. I am using postgres. 

I have authetication table in schema B. When i run application auth.define_tables create auth table in schema A.

What should i do to make it refer auth tables in schema B rather than creating in A.

Please help me with this.

Thanks

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[António Ramos]

Why do you want or need schema B?

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[villas]

Did you try this...

auth = Auth(db)

auth.define_tables()

auth2 = Auth(db2)

auth2.define_tables()