Mr Dash Four <mr.dash.f...@googlemail.com> writes:
> In my database I have restricted access to a particular user
> (non-superuser), which is used when a cron job passes a series of sql
> script files for execution via psql. During one such statement (below) I
> get the following set of error:
> ERROR: permission denied for schema pg_catalog
> CONTEXT: SQL function "textanycat" during inlining
> STATEMENT: COPY ( SELECT v FROM dandy.audit_v ) TO STDOUT ;
> What is causing the above permission error? I have deliberately
> restricted user access to pg_catalog
You caused it yourself, then. Don't do that. (Or if you must,
it's your own responsibility to fix things when they break. But
preventing read access to pg_catalog seems pretty crippling.)
FWIW, it's probably the "'user: ' || u_name" expressions that result
in this specific failure.
regards, tom lane
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