Migrate snprc_scheduler to PostgreSQL#947
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Looks great thanks Adam. I did some manual testing as well to ensure the resources and scripts were deploying. More testing will happen in later PRs.
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I think this should be fine. I don't see any reason they would migrate to anything below pg 15. @labkey-mohara we'll have to make sure this is conveyed to them.
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We want the snprc_scheduler module to support PostgreSQL. Start with a PostgreSQL-compatible script.
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