Radoslaw Stachowiak writes:
> > The problem with this approach is that if you do "revoke all on database
> > from all" you have hosed your system. Text files allow recovery in these
> > situations.
>
> thats completly wrong :) look at the whole UNIX dir permissions topic.
> Using postgres super
*** Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Tuesday, 09.January.2001, 18:50 +0100]:
> > This is one of the features of PgSQL that I do not
> > like. It is much nicer to type:
> > "grant all on database.table to ."
> > And I asked the developers to do that but they did not
> > take it very seriou
--- Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> R D writes:
>
> > This is one of the features of PgSQL that I do not
> > like. It is much nicer to type:
> > "grant all on database.table to ."
> > And I asked the developers to do that but they did
> not
> > take it very seriously.
>
> The
R D writes:
> This is one of the features of PgSQL that I do not
> like. It is much nicer to type:
> "grant all on database.table to ."
> And I asked the developers to do that but they did not
> take it very seriously.
The problem with this approach is that if you do "revoke all on database
--- Kevin Schachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recently installed Postgres on my server to rid of
> the horrible
> limitations of Mysql. However I am having some
> trouble setting up
> permissions as they are in MySQL.
>
> In MySQL you can grant a user select permissions to
> all tables in a
On Sat, 06 Jan 2001 15:22:46 Kevin Schachter wrote:
>In MySQL you can grant a user select permissions to all tables in a
>database
>with the command "GRANT select on db.* to .". Is there a similar way to
>accomplish this in Postgres? Reading up on GRANT I see that it only works
>for individual
I recently installed Postgres on my server to rid of the horrible
limitations of Mysql. However I am having some trouble setting up
permissions as they are in MySQL.
In MySQL you can grant a user select permissions to all tables in a database
with the command "GRANT select on db.* to .". Is t
I recently installed Postgres on my server to rid of the horrible
limitations of Mysql. However I am having some trouble setting up
permissions as they are in MySQL.
In MySQL you can grant a user select permissions to all tables in a database
with the command "GRANT select on db.* to .". Is t
