SUPER Eric! Very explanatory!
Thank you!
Ralph Smith
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On Mar 6, 2008, at 10:17 AM, Erik Jones wrote:
On Mar 6, 2008, at 11:52 AM, Ralph Smith wrote:
Ralph Smith wrote:
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2
Ralph Smith wrote:
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2 manual for a way to
find out
WHY a specific user has access to a database.
Chapter 5Data Definition
Chapter 18 Database Roles Privileges
Chapter 20 Client Authorization
Ralph Smith wrote:
So am I to assume that there is no way to query just what privs a
user/role has on an object, anything, from a DB to an index?
Well, obviously you can see what permissions an object has - \dp from
psql. See the manual for details. Run psql with -E if you want to see
the
On Mar 6, 2008, at 11:52 AM, Ralph Smith wrote:
Ralph Smith wrote:
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2 manual for a way to
find out
WHY a specific user has access to a database.
Chapter 5Data Definition
Chapter 18 Database
Ralph Smith wrote:
Ralph Smith wrote:
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2 manual for a way to
find out
WHY a specific user has access to a database.
Chapter 5Data Definition
Chapter 18 Database Roles Privileges
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2 manual for a way to
find out
WHY a specific user has access to a database.
Chapter 5Data Definition
Chapter 18 Database Roles Privileges
Chapter 20 Client Authorization
postgres=# select *
Ralph Smith wrote:
And should be easier to find in the manual!
I've looked in many related chapters of the 8.2 manual for a way to
find out
WHY a specific user has access to a database.
Chapter 5Data Definition
Chapter 18 Database Roles Privileges
Chapter 20 Client Authorization
