Christopher Kings-Lynne <chriskl@familyhealth.com.au> writes:
> That way, an admin can force users to NOT use the default tablespace if
> they wish, even though the users have CREATE table rights on the schema.
I think the above statement is nonsensical. Perhaps you are confusing
the notions of "default tablespace for a schema" and "pg_default"?
If the DBA has set a particular default tablespace for a schema, then
that is what he wants users who create in that schema to use --- there
really isn't any other sensible interpretation IMHO. I do not see why
overriding such a choice and forcing the table back into pg_default
should be an operation that is (by default) allowed to unprivileged
users.
Really the only thing special about pg_default is that it is the default
tablespace for template1. If you create a new database and give it a
different default tablespace, then pg_default has got absolutely no
relevance to that database; so I can't see any reason that ordinary
users of that database should be allowed to force their tables back into
pg_default.
regards, tom lane
