On Mon, 2003-04-21 at 14:50, Tom Lane wrote:
> Pedro Salazar <pedro-b-salazar@ptinovacao.pt> writes:
> > I have a database which has a schema owned by a user (with no superuser
> > privileges). When restoring the dump file with my superuser database,
> > the dump script connects with my owner user (which I created before),
> > and tries to create the schema with that user, and of course it cannot
> > do it, because my owner user hasn't super user privileges that permits
> > create a schema!
>
> You don't need superuser privs to create a schema, only CREATE privs on
> the database. Why would you have revoked CREATE-schema privs from the
> database owner?? Seems downright weird.
>
> pg_dump does have some known problems with situations where a
> previously-held right has been revoked. I guess this is another one for
> the to-do list.
You're right. Indeed, is enough the CREATE privileges in that schema and
not a superuser privilege. However, it wasn't a issue of revoking CREATE
SCHEMA privilege to the owner of the database, but a issue of the owner
of schema isn't the owner of the database.
Thanks for your help,
PS
