Guillaume Lelarge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let's begin with the bug fix. I've found that I can set the owner of an
> object only from login role. pgAdmin doesn't allow me to set ownership
> to a group. psql allows it, so I think this is a bug. The patch named
> "dlgProperty.patch" fixes this issue.
OK... but can you really assign ownership to a group as well as a group
role? For example, from:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/interactive/sql-altertable.html
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This form changes the owner of the table, index, sequence, or view to
the specified user.
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That implies just users to me.
> I found this when I tried to add "reassign owned by" and "drop owned by"
> functionalities to pgAdmin. I first thought I would add this with the
> drop-user code but I prefer to make it available alone. So I used my
> well known way : a new contextual menu (in fact two : "Reassign Owned
> To..." and "Drop Owned"). The first one opens a wxSingleChoiceDialog
> dialog for the user to choose a role from. The second one waits for a
> confirmation and then fires the SQL statement. My problem is here : on a
> user contextual menu, the only connection I can get is the maintenance
> connection. So I will only be able to reassign or drop objects within
> the maintenance database. I was wondering if there was a way to get a
> handle to the last open connection ? or if there was another way ? for
> example asking the user to choose the database to connect to and fire
> the SQL statement ? or asking the user to select a database where he's
> already connected to ?
Yeah, I think that's going to be the only way - present a list of
databases on the server. Or do it the other way round and add the
functionality to the database object and present a list of roles to
choose from.
/D
