PostgreSQL – Change Schema Owner

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You can change the owner of a schema using the ALTER SCHEMA statement. To change the owner of a schema, you must have the ALTER privilege on the schema, and you must be a superuser or have the appropriate privileges to reassign ownership.

Here’s the basic syntax to change the owner of a schema:

ALTER SCHEMA schema_name OWNER TO new_owner;

where schema_name is the name of the schema whose owner you want to change, and new_owner is the name of the new owner (which is typically a PostgreSQL user or role).

Here’s an example:

ALTER SCHEMA my_schema OWNER TO new_owner;

This statement changes the owner of the my_schema schema to the new_owner user or role.

You should have the necessary privileges to execute the ALTER SCHEMA statement and change the schema owner. Only superusers or users with specific permissions can reassign ownership of database objects.

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