Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> /*
> ! * Called to execute the utility commands GRANT and REVOKE.
> ! *
> ! * stmt may be a complete GrantStmt created by the parser, or it may be
> ! * missing the "objects" list and the "grantees" list. In this case,
> ! * they are taken from the second and third parameters, respectively.
> */
> void
> ! ExecuteGrantStmt(GrantStmt *stmt, Oid object, Oid grantee)
This seems like a really ugly API. What's so hard about expecting the
caller to construct a valid GrantStmt?
(I get the impression from a quick scan of the code that the comment
is a long way from telling the truth about what's really happening,
either.)
> + static void AlterConversionOwner_int(Relation rel, Oid conversionOid,
> + Oid
> newOwnerId);
If these are supposed to mean "AlterConversionOwner_internal", please
spell them that way. Sitting beside "AlterConversionOwner_oid", it
sure looks like the "int" is meant to be read as "integer".
regards, tom lane
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