Thank you in advance.

I realize only the superuser and table owner can change the ownership of a 
table, but is there a way to modify the database owner privileges to do 
the same?


Example:
userA is database owner and creates/owns 20 tables
superuser creates userB
superuser changes database owner to userB
userB cannot change userB cannot change ownership of userA_tables



I realize this was probably on purpose to set up the balance of power 
between the table and database owner, but would there be a way to quickly 
set the db owner's ability to change table owners in their database?

I'm hoping for a quick spot, maybe similar to the roles table, which would 
require performing grants on all tables, but just updating a setting in 
one place.  I don't want userB to become superuser, just able to change 
table owners.


Reason:
We have a lot of test databases with multiple db_owners, but very few 
superusers, and table_owners switch all the time.

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