Hi Sergei,
I can't think of anything else, but I would suggest checking the output of SHOW INNODB
STATUS for clues, just in case the foreign key is causing an odd error message. I
would not be surprised, as InnoDB FK error messages are sometimes hard to understand.
Cheers
Baron
Sergei wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the answer!
I checked the thing you suggested:
1) output of SHOW GRANT is correct
2) the problematic table is not a view
3) no triggers - only foreign key constraint. "ADD CONSTRAINT
`mydb2_table2_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`table2_user_id`) REFERENCES `table1`
(`usr_id`) ON DELETE CASCADE". By the way I forgot to mention that
engine is of course InnoDB.
Baron Schwartz wrote:
Hi Sergei,
Sergei wrote:
Hello,
I have a weird problem with privileges and deleting from tables.
I have a MySQL user that has only "mydb2" database specific
privileges (no SUPER privileges). All tables were created prior to
granting any privileges.
Privileges have been granted by this query:
"GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `mydb2` . * TO 'user_mydb'@'%' WITH GRANT
OPTION ;"
The problem is that I get "ERROR 1227 (42000): Access denied; you
need the SUPER privilege for this operation" every time I try to
delete from some tables of this database.
For instance, "delete from table1;" works, but "delete from table2;"
doesn't!
Could anyone help me or point where to look for an answer?
Any help would be appreciated, thank you!
That is odd. Some things I can think of:
1) check the output of SHOW GRANTS just to be sure.
2) Is one table a view?
3) are there any triggers on the tables?
Cheers.
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