Hello.
We use PostgreSQL 7.1.2 on Debian GNU/Linux as our Intranet database. I
am currently working on a small mailing-lists management application. I
would like to enforce table access permissions depending on the current
username :
- if the current user is declared as one of the lists maintainers
("SELECT maintainer FROM sys_mailing_lists;"), he(she) will be able to
SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE & DELETE rows in the 'sys_mailing_members' table,
- if not he(she) will only be able to do SELECT's on
'sys_mailing_members'.
So, I thought using triggers. However, I am missing some elements :
- how can I get back the currently connected username ?
- when using a "BEFORE" trigger, how can I cancel the
INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE actions to be performed if the user connected does
not match the access permissions ?
Thanks.
Nicolas.
