> Steve Brett wrote:
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>have a look at pg_hba.conf in your data dir. it's all in there.
>
>Steve
>
>"Thomas Swan" <tswan@olemiss.edu> wrote in message
>news:3BCF3146.4090504@olemiss.edu...
>
>>Is it possible to grant database level access to a user in PostgreSQL?
>>
>>I have created a user and database, and I want the user to have full
>>control over that database. I have been through the online docs and
>>news groups but have not found a statement or answer to the question.
>>
>>Thomas
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The problem is not in access to psql. pg_hba.conf only controls that
portion or controls access to a database if a local user.
I want to do the equivalent of a
GRANT ALL on {database_name} TO {username};
If I want to allow a user to create a table on the database, I cannot
do that and restrict them only to the specified database. Currently
they would have to have created the database to have full rights on it.
Besides, if I want to have two users have full rights on a database, I
can't do that if I can only have one owner...
