On 9/14/21 10:10 PM, A Z wrote:
-In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between Roles, Groups, and
Policies exactly? What are they each, how do they relate to one another,
and which one(s) can be assigned to another?
Roles, groups and users have to do with project history more then
anything
On Wed, 15 Sept 2021 at 06:10, A Z wrote:
> -Is there a simple, immediate, straightforward way to temporarily disable
> PostgreSQL database
> use of all other users, except development users, or in fact just one user
> (one developer, yourself)
> so that maintenance on the data or the data mode
rob stone writes:
> On Wed, 2021-09-15 at 05:10 +, A Z wrote:
>> -Is there a simple, immediate, straightforward way to temporarily
>> disable PostgreSQL database
>> use of all other users, except development users, or in fact just one
>> user (one developer, yourself)
>> so that maintenance on
On Wed, 2021-09-15 at 05:10 +, A Z wrote:
> -In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between Roles, Groups, and
> Policies exactly? What are they each, how do they relate to one
> another, and which one(s) can be assigned to another?
>
> -Is there a simple, immediate, straightforward way to t
On Wednesday, September 15, 2021, A Z wrote:
> -In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between Roles, Groups
>
>
There is none, aside from convention. Roles are generic, groups don’t get
login rights while users do.
You might want to clarify what you mean by policy since referencing the
“create
-In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between Roles, Groups, and Policies
exactly? What are they each, how do they relate to one another, and which
one(s) can be assigned to another?
-Is there a simple, immediate, straightforward way to temporarily disable
PostgreSQL database
use of all other
