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From Vladimir Sitnikov
Subject Re: Filtering DatabaseMetaData to show only the items forwhich the current user has access
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In response to Re: Filtering DatabaseMetaData to show only the items for which the current user has access  (Dave Cramer <pg@fastcrypt.com>)
Responses Re: Filtering DatabaseMetaData to show only the items forwhich the current user has access  (danap <danap@itstriangle.com>)
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Dave>I think a connection parameter patch might be acceptable. 

I think the main question is which filters should be enabled by default.
For instance: should it list a table that is read-only (i.e. no write grants)?

However, I think it makes sense to hide those tables by default that are completely inaccessible (neither readable, nor writable).

Vladimir

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