Refresh Presto schema by table_name and skip hive views #3900
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It takes very long time to construct Presto schema with one select query for large catalog that contains lots of tables.
Query also fails to retrieve columns when catalog contains hive view.
With this PR I split the schema construction into one query per table, so it's possible to skip hive views and each table query returns fast results.