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### 3. Automatic Schema Rewriting
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`ConnectionTrait` gains a `get_schema()` hook. When a connection is configured with a default schema (e.g. `dbo`, `sales`), SeaORM X automatically prefixes every outgoing statement with that schema. No manual `[schema].[table]` boilerplate in application code.
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`ConnectionTrait` gains a `get_schema()` hook. When a connection is configured with a non-default schema (e.g. `dbo`, `sales`), SeaORM X automatically prefixes every outgoing statement with that schema. No manual `[schema].[table]` boilerplate in application code.
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The rewriting is backed by the `OverrideTableSchema` trait, implemented for every sea-query statement type. Schema rewriting propagates recursively into subqueries, JOINs, and CTE branches.
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