No, but Veil allows you do it:
http://veil.projects.postgresql.org/
Be warned, implementing column or row-level privileges is not trivial.
If you are sure you need to do it and want to try Veil, I'll give you
what help I can.
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Marc
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Sean Hamilton wrote:
Does Postgres support granting priviliges at the column level?
ex. grant update on tableA (id, description) to user
... Or, perhaps with a before-update trigger.
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Sean Hamilton wrote:
Does Postgres support granting priviliges at the column level?
ex. grant update on tableA (id, description) to user
No, but you can do something similar with views + rules and granting
permissions on that.
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Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd
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Does Postgres support granting priviliges at the column level?
ex. grant update on tableA (id, description) to user
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