Dear Jim,
I've post the same question one week ago on pgsql-sql@postgresql.org but
none has answered until today.
Perhaps this is not a problem or this seems an obvious topic.
I hope that at least someone tells us how this question is silly.
Bye, \fer
> ok, so i know how to use GRANT/REVOKE to assign permission levels on tables.
> however, it eludes me on how to do it on a database level.
> i poked about in the manuals and nothing jumped out and said "here's how
> you do it".
> for example, i have a database called "samples".
> in "samples", i have various tables which have been configured using
> "GRANT/REVOKE" to allow/disallow various activities by users.
> however, any user can create new tables.
> how do i stop/restrict who can add tables (and/or indexes) ?
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