How to copy a table from one schema to another [PostgreSQL] ?

Question

PostgreSQL

There is a base with two schemes - temp and public.
Public contains an empty TableOriginal table. There is no such table in the temp schema.
It is necessary to copy the TableOriginal table into the temp schema.
Schemas cannot be renamed because the set of tables and data in them differ.
In SQL Shell (psql) after entering the command:

CREATE TABLE temp.TableOriginal AS SELECT * FROM public.TableOriginal

no messages or errors appeared, but the table was not created.
Can you please tell me how to copy the table?

Answer 1

CREATE TABLE "temp"."TableOriginal" AS SELECT * FROM "public"."TableOriginal"

Not? Also look towards CREATE TABLE table_name (LIKE table_parent)

Answer 2

It is possible to peep ddl, create a table. And then in a swoop throw all the data

INSERT INTO newshema.table  select * from oldshema.table;

Answer 3

ALTER TABLE name
SET SCHEMA new_schema