Wow... I found it. The postgres database contained more
default privs. But PGAdmin III nothing say about dependents in it's reports.
Thanks!
2016-10-21 16:19 GMT+02:00 Durumdara :
> Dear Tom!
>
> Is there any tool what can show me the dependents or
Dear Tom!
Is there any tool what can show me the dependents or dependencies?
In PGAdmin I don't see any dependencies or dependents... :-(
Thanks
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2016-10-21 16:08 GMT+02:00 Tom Lane :
> Durumdara writes:
> > The DB_X dropped, so I can't choose it
Durumdara writes:
> The DB_X dropped, so I can't choose it as "actual database".
> I tried this in a neutral database:
> drop owned by role_x;
> But nothing happened, the error is same.
The error you are reporting is describing default privileges that
exist in the
Dear Tom!
The DB_X dropped, so I can't choose it as "actual database".
I tried this in a neutral database:
drop owned by role_x;
But nothing happened, the error is same.
As I read it have "CASCADE" mode, but I'm afraid to start it, because I
don't know what will happen.
It is a really
Durumdara writes:
> We have a ROLE_MAIN.
> This gave default privileges to all next objects in DB_X to ROLE_X.
> Somebody dropped DB_X, and later he tried to drop ROLE_X.
> But he got errors in PGAdmin.
> ERROR: role "role_x" cannot be dropped because some objects depend on
Hello!
We created a DB named DB_X, and a role ROLE_X.
We have a ROLE_MAIN.
This gave default privileges to all next objects in DB_X to ROLE_X.
Somebody dropped DB_X, and later he tried to drop ROLE_X.
But he got errors in PGAdmin.
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