A little more information... granting Update to bar allows the insert to suceed. Why? I can not let "me" have update
permissionson bar...
Thanks
eric
Original Message:
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From: ericnielsen@earthlink.net ericnielsen@earthlink.net
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2001 16:21:13 -0500
To: pgsql-novice@postgresql.org
Subject: Problems with permissions and constraints...
I'm sure there is a simple answer, but I haven't found it yet. Permission is being denied and I don't see why...
Here's the table structure:(please ignore irregularities in syntax due to sanitizing the tables)
Create table bar (
barID serial primary key,
data ...
);
Revoke all on bar from "Public";
Grant Select on bar "me";
Create table baz (
bazID serial primary key,
data ...
);
Revoke all on baz from "Public";
Grant Select,Update,Insert,Delete on baz to "me";
Create table foo (
fooID serial primary key,
barID int references bar on delete restrict on update cascade,
bazID int references baz on delete cascade on update cascade,
data ...
)
Revoke all on foo from "Public";
Grant Select,Update,Insert,Delete on foo to "me";
Insert into foo (barID,bazID,data) values (2,11,...);
ERROR: bar: Permission denied.
The keys(2,11) both exist in their respective tables. I can do the lookup on them as "me". Do I have to give "me"
morerights on bar? Why? An insert to
foo should require nothing more than a check if the key exists (Select priviledges right?).
Eric
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