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On 2001 November 19 07:03 am, Manuel Trujillo wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm using a postgresql-7.1.3 compiled into a Debian Potato. I need to grant
> access "select" to one user in all tables. How can I make this into "one
> command", without make "grant 1 to x", "grant 2 to x", etc, etc????
I don't think there's one easy way to do this, so I wrote the following function to simplify things:
DROP FUNCTION multi_grant(text,text);
CREATE FUNCTION multi_grant(text, text) RETURNS boolean AS '
DECLARE privilidge ALIAS FOR $1;
user_name ALIAS FOR $2;
row RECORD;
BEGIN FOR row IN SELECT * FROM pg_class WHERE relkind = ''r'' AND relname !~ ''^pg_''
LOOP RAISE NOTICE ''GRANT % ON % TO %'', privilidge, row.relname, user_name;
EXECUTE ''GRANT '' || privilidge || '' ON '' || row.relname || '' TO '' || user_name;
END LOOP;
RETURN ''t'';
END;' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
SELECT multi_grant('select', 'public');
I suppose that I should quote_ident(row.relname) and quote_literal(user_name), but I'm lazy.
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