<p>Chay Wesley wrote: <blockquote type="CITE"><style></style><font face="Arial"><font size="-1">If I do a 'Select *
frompg_class;', I get 58 rows returned, 2 of which are names of tables that I expect to see from the ODBC
end.</font></font><fontface="Arial"><font size="-1">However, if I do a 'Select * from pg_user;', I get 0 rows
returned.</font></font> <fontface="Arial"><font size="-1">How do entries make it into pg_user? I previously ran
'createuser'from the command line, and have also 'granted' permissions on the tables.</font></font> <font
face="Arial"><fontsize="-1">Chay Wesley</font></font> </blockquote><p><br />Don't do a select * from pg_class.... Do
theexact entire query that you see in the logfile (select relname, usename .... where relkind ....) and see what you
get.<p>Also, if you do a "\d" in the monitor, what do you get? <p>Byron
