(I forgot to cc -bugs...)
Mike Landis wrote:
Two things strike me as odd about that...
1) What's the logic behind the owner of a table not automatically
getting a readonly privilege like SELECT?
Owner always has select on a table they have created.
2) I think it would be more logical to refuse to return a NULL result
from PQexec() than to return a result with the proper number of tuples
and columns, but inaccurate contents.
COUNT always returns a number (never null). Recall you are select from
the information schema table.
It's also strange that Linux and Vista would produce different answers.
I suspect they do not. Its all in the permissions.
Cheers
Mark
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