false, extra characters after the identifier are ignored. This is useful

for parsing identifiers for objects like functions and arrays that may

have trailing characters. By default, extra characters after the last

identifier are considered an error, but if second parameter is false,

thenchararactersafter last identifier are ignored. Note that this

identifier are considered an error, but ifthesecond parameter is false,

thenthe charactersafter the last identifier are ignored. Note that this

function does not truncate quoted identifiers. If you care about that

you should cast the result of this function to name[].A non-printable

chararacters (like 0 to 31) are displayed as hexadecimal codes always,

what can be different from PostgreSQL internal SQL identifiers

you should cast the result of this function to name[].Non-printable

characters (like 0 to 31) arealwaysdisplayed as hexadecimal codes,

which can be different from PostgreSQL internal SQL identifiers

processing, when the original escaped value is displayed.

</entry>

<entry><literal>parse_ident('"SomeSchema".someTable')</literal></entry>