>>> Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/05/06 7:49 PM >>> > Jim Cser wrote: > [post header corrected, sorry] > > I have an application that uses ODBC to access a PostGreSQL 8.0.3 > database. To load in text files (comma separated, with column headers), > I use the SQL statement COPY FROM, which requires me to be a superuser. > I don't need full superuser access, so I would like to restrict the > permissions to only those necessary. The GRANT doc says that INSERT > privilege allows COPY FROM, so as a superuser I did something like > "GRANT INSERT ON my_database TO regular_user". > > Unfortunately, when I login to my_database as regular_user, I don't > have permission to do COPY FROM. So, my question is: can COPY FROM > permission be granted to a non-superuser, or is there something else > that I missed?
>Are you trying from a file or stdin? What error message do you get when >you try? >pg_dump does it like this: >COPY table (field1, field2) FROM stdin; >1 1 >2 2 >\. >maybe you can use that method instead of from a file? >See http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/sql-copy.html in case you >haven't before. As I mentioned above, I am loading CSV files, and yes, I do read documentation. It all works just fine as a superuser, I just wanted to know if the COPY permission is enabled with GRANT SELECT. I'm sending SQL statemens through ODBC, so the stdin or \copy options aren't quite what I need. This was the error message: ERROR: must be superuser to COPY to or from a file HINT: Anyone can COPY to stdout or from stdin. psql's \copy command also works for anyone. -Jim Cser ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: explain analyze is your friend
