On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 4:19 PM, Barry Schatz wrote:
> I didn't receive a copy of my post from yesterday so I'm having to write
> this as if it were a new post rather than a follow-up (keeping same subject
> line).
Gmail hides it for you.
> FYI: I overcame the problem of pgAgent not reading .pgp
I didn't receive a copy of my post from yesterday so I'm having to write
this as if it were a new post rather than a follow-up (keeping same subject
line).
FYI: I overcame the problem of pgAgent not reading .pgpass by eliminating
the host address from the arguments, thus:
DAEMON_ARGS="-l 1 -s /va
Le 27/04/2010 15:50, Quan Zongliang a écrit :
> in fact, that guy should not list anything in pgAdmin?
> he said he can list views. it is weird.
>
> in my test, i can select data in psql from tables that select right
> has been granted. but I can't list and object in pgAdmin.
>
You can surely do
in fact, that guy should not list anything in pgAdmin?
he said he can list views. it is weird.
in my test, i can select data in psql from tables that select right
has been granted. but I can't list and object in pgAdmin.
On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 21:35:26 +0800
Quan Zongliang wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> so
Hi, all
someone said, his project needs to revoke select right from pg_proc:
REVOKE SELECT ON pg_catalog.pg_proc FROM PUBLIC;
Then pgAdmin can't list any table nodes and report a permission error.
Because pgTableFactory::CreateObjects references to pg_proc, but
can not access it.
This is a abn
