Actually I didn't. I thought I had tried doing that as my testuser and
wasn't able to, but I must not have.
Okay, so nix that idea, because why assign security if it isn't secure.
Which brings me back to the question of if there is a way to do this
without listing every table in every schema. There must be...
Thanks Tom!
Mija
Tom Lane wrote:
> Mija Lee <mija@scharp.org> writes:
>> I wanted to follow up on the thread opened by Jessica Richards on
>> granting read only permissions. Basically it sounded like there were two
>> options:
>
>> 1. granting select on each table
>> 2. alter user set default_transaction_read_only to true
>
> You do realize that #2 is completely insecure? It's only establishing a
> session default, which the user can override with a simple SET.
>
> regards, tom lane
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