Postgres' users are not specific to a database, they are shared across
all databases on a particular server.
At the database level, you can assign creation and other permissions to
users, but (AFAIK) you cannot deny users to a database. However, you can
effectively control users' access to a particular database by granting
or denying them access to a schema within that database.
Hope that helps,
Eric
P G wrote:
>Greetings,
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>I am new to PostgreSQL and come from an DB2
>background. I currently have v8.0.3 up and running.
>So far, it looks great!
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>One area I am confused about is how to set up
>databases and users. I can currently create
>databases, but I am having difficulty in assigning
>mutiple users to those databases. For example, I have
>set up one database for a large project. There are
>several users that need to have access to that
>database: create tables, insert, delete, select,
>update, etc. The documentation talks about a single
>user-database associations but is not clear on how to
>have multiple users on a single database.
>
>Are there any best practices that I could follow in
>settings these up for various projects and databases?
>Or if this is a simple thing to do, any pointers on
>how to do it?
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