Summary

Five bugs uncovered by smoke-testing pg_manage_schema, pg_manage_indexes and pg_manage_triggers against PostgreSQL 15. All five reproduce on main and pass after this PR.

1. create_table / alter_table ignored the schema parameter

The Zod schema for the schema-management operations omitted schema, and the SQL builders hardcoded unqualified table names. Tables silently landed in public even when the caller asked for another schema. Fixed by adding schema to the input schema and qualifying identifiers as "schema"."table".

2. create_enum used $1 placeholders inside CREATE TYPE

PostgreSQL does not accept parameter placeholders in DDL — the server returned syntax error at or near "$1". Replaced with escaped string literals (single-quote doubling for safety).

3. create_enum with ifNotExists=true emitted CREATE TYPE IF NOT EXISTS

PostgreSQL has no IF NOT EXISTS clause for CREATE TYPE. Wrapped the statement in a DO block that checks pg_type/pg_namespace before EXECUTE-ing the create.

4. get_indexes / analyze_index_usage referenced non-existent columns

The queries selected tablename and indexname from pg_stat_user_indexes, but that view exposes relname and indexrelname. The result was column "tablename" does not exist. Aliased to psi.relname AS tablename / psi.indexrelname AS indexname and qualified the WHERE predicates with psi..

5. create_trigger mis-quoted schema-qualified function names

const qualifiedFunctionName = \"${functionName}"`turnedpublic.touch_updated_atinto the literal identifier"public.touch_updated_at", so PostgreSQL reported function "public.touch_updated_at" does not exist`. Now each dotted part is quoted independently, and bare names default to the trigger's own schema.

Test plan

• npm install && npm run build clean
• Re-ran each of the five failing scenarios in an isolated mcp_smoke schema against PostgreSQL 15.17 — all pass
• Verified pg_stat_user_indexes query returns the expected row shape after creating an index
• Verified CREATE TRIGGER ... EXECUTE FUNCTION "schema"."fn"() resolves the function correctly