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```
Connected to jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/foo, setting catalog: test
schema:blah
schema:information_schema
schema:pg_catalog
schema:public
```

These are the correct schemas for foo. You can't change to the catalog test in postgres since that would be making a new connection.