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This article mainly shows you "how to view the permissions of the PG database", the content is easy to understand, clear, hope to help you solve your doubts, the following let the editor lead you to study and learn "how to view the permissions of the PG database" this article.
The permissions of pg are stored in several places.
1. User permissions
Login to the instance or ddl permissions to db are placed in the pg_role table.
Pconline= > select * from pg_roles
-[RECORD 1]-+--
Rolname | repl
Rolsuper | f
Rolinherit | t
Rolcreaterole | f
Rolcreatedb | f
Rolcatupdate | f
Rolcanlogin | t
Rolreplication | t
Rolconnlimit |-1
Rolpassword | *
Rolvaliduntil |
Rolconfig |
Oid | 16384
For TABLE, COLUMN, functions, custom functions, and usage permissions, are stored in the table under information_schema.
Information_schema stores permissions for objects under the current db. For example:
Select * from information_schema.role_table_grants where grantee='lsliang'
-[RECORD 2]-+--
Grantor | pc
Grantee | lsliang
Table_catalog | pc
Table_schema | pc
Table_name | temp_20160513
Privilege_type | SELECT
Is_grantable | NO
With_hierarchy | YES
two。 Permissions on object
If you want to see what permissions are on a table.
You can use the command line command:
Pconline= >\ dp temp_20160513
Access privileges
-[RECORD 1]-+--
Schema | pc
Name | temp_20160513
Type | table
Access privileges | pc=arwdDxt/pc
| | pc_reader=r/pc |
| | pgreader_pc=r/pc |
| | u1=r/pc |
| | u2=r/pc |
| | user3=r/pc |
Column access privileges |
The permission field arwdDxt
A = insert
R = select
W = update
D = delete
D = truncate
X = reference
T = trigger
Another is to query the PG_CLASS system view:
Pconline= > select * from pg_class where relname='temp_20160513'
-[RECORD 1]-+- -
Relname | temp_20160513
Relnamespace | 24585
Reltype | 5471707
Reloftype | 0
Relowner | 24577
Relam | 0
Relfilenode | 5491139
Reltablespace | 0
Relpages | 285
Reltuples | 64310
Relallvisible | 285
Reltoastrelid | 0
Reltoastidxid | 0
Relhasindex | f
Relisshared | f
Relpersistence | p
Relkind | r
Relnatts | 1
Relchecks | 0
Relhasoids | f
Relhaspkey | f
Relhasrules | f
Relhastriggers | f
Relhassubclass | f
Relfrozenxid | 1102384891
Relacl | {pc=arwdDxt/pc,pc_reader=r/pc,pgreader_pc=r/pc,u1=r/pc,u2=r/pc,user3=r/pc}
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