Hi
I have been struggling with this for half a day but could be my lacking 
knowledge of PostgreSQL. I have a database and I want to gran full 
privileges on it to a particular user. This is what the psq query for that 
looks like:

psql -U postgres -c "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public TO 
random_user" random_database

What would be the equivalent to this using the priv directive in that 
module? I tried "priv=ALL" but that didn't work and when I try 
"ALL/ALL:ALL" I get a complaint that relation "ALL" doesn't exist. Does 
that mean the only way is to list the tables one by one?

Regards

Navid

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