I know, it sounds like a personal problem. Well it is but I am hoping
someone cant point in the right direction. I am trying to get a handle on
the whole security thing.
select * from status;
NOTICE: in_group: group 4 not found
ERROR: status: Permission denied.
Does anyone know what this means? Here is how to duplicate the problem:
Add group 4:
INSERT INTO pg_group VALUES ('dba', 4);
Create a user in that group
CREATE USER "Admin" IN GROUP dba;
Grant permissions on group dba:
GRANT ALL ON status to GROUP dba;
Log into psql as Admin and select * from status. You should get the error
above. Any ideas what I am doing wrong. I am running PostgreSQL 6.4.2 on
Red Hat 5.1. Access97 does not want to all me write access to any of my
tables. Once I install any kind of permissions (using grant), it would let
me even open the tables.
