Hi all,
I have the following function:
create function new_student (text) returns text as $$
declare
wtf integer := 1;
begin
execute 'create schema ' || $1;
execute 'create role ' || $1 || 'LOGIN';
execute 'revoke all on schema public from ' || $1;
execute 'grant select on schema public to ' || $1;
execute 'grant all on schema ' || $1 || ' to ' || $1 || '
with grant option';
return $1;
end;
$$ language plpgsql
;
When I run this with select new_student('foobar'), I get the following
error message
oregon=# \i new_student.sql
CREATE FUNCTION
oregon=# select new_student('foobar');
ERROR: role "foobar" does not exist
CONTEXT: SQL statement "revoke all on schema public from foobar"
PL/pgSQL function "new_student" line 6 at EXECUTE statement
However, I can run the following from the command line just fine:
# create role foobar login;
# revoke all on schema public from foobar;
Can anyone explain and help me fix? TIA.
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