Hello!
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> Actually, more to the point, the table owner does own the indexes. I
> know that is is always true, but if someone is spinning through pg_class
> and wants to find everything owned by a specific person, without joining
> to pg_index, keeping the user id correct on indexes is helpful.
Sometimes it is very useful to have one owner on a table and another owner
on indices of that table (all from real life).
BTW, compare with MySQL privileges to manage index/indices.
Just my two kopecks.
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