> > As to your very last point (suggestions about other approaches), is it > impossible or impractical to migrate to a scheme in which each user > actually has a data base role and their own password? Postgresql has really > great facility for managing database authorization and access by means of > login roles assignable membership in group roles. Why not let the tool do > what it can already do very effectively? > > -- B > > If you mean having each individual person having their own role, I'd say it's not impossible, impractical at the current moment but (probably) desirable and a longer-term goal. There's just an awful lot of logic that would have to be worked into the access control, as well as a way to create and maintain all the roles. Some day! Maybe! :)
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