Thread: Priviledges

Hi!

Is there a way to find out the priviledges that users have on a database
object (table | view | sequence)? I am interested in doing it via
queries and not the psql's \z mytable command.
Thanks!

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Szentpáli János

The information_schema.table_privileges view is what I usually use.

Hope that helps,
Regina

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Subject: [NOVICE] Priviledges

Hi!

Is there a way to find out the priviledges that users have on a database 
object (table | view | sequence)? I am interested in doing it via 
queries and not the psql's \z mytable command.
Thanks!

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Szentpáli János


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Szentpali Janos írta:
> Hi!
>
> Is there a way to find out the priviledges that users have on a
> database object (table | view | sequence)? I am interested in doing it
> via queries and not the psql's \z mytable command.
> Thanks!
>
Sorry to bother you :D I just found the |has_*_privilege functions.|

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Szentpáli János