Thanks, that was the solution
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Original message from: "Edmar Wiggers"
>Try using adding -E option to psql. It will show you the queries used to
>answer \d* (and other) commands.
>
>psql -E test
>test=> \dp
>********* QUERY *********
>SELECT relname as "Relation",
> relacl as "Access permissions"
>FROM pg_class
>WHERE ( relkind = 'r' OR relkind = 'S') AND
> relname !~ '^pg_'
>ORDER BY relname
>*************************
>...
>
>> I'm writing a interface that should manage users groups and
>> permissions on tables in a database. Have almost completed users
>> and groups handling, but now I'm facing a problem... How can I
>> find out what
>> are the permissions on a table without using \dp ?. This should
>> be done through a SELECT or something similar. Thanks for any
>> help gentlemans.
>
>Take care,
>
>Edmar
>
>
