Recently, I ran into a problem, InvokeObjectPostAlterHook was implemented for
sepgsql,
sepgsql use it to determine whether to check permissions during certain
operations.
But InvokeObjectPostAlterHook doesn't handle all of the alter's behavior, at
least the table is not controlled. e.g., ALTER T
Hi Michael
thank you for your explanation.
actually, some location can be tricky to add.
it looks like CREATE, but it’s actually ALTER, should call
InvokeObjectPostAlterHook instead of InvokeObjectPostCreateHook?
eg.,CREATE OR REPLACE, CREATE TYPE(perfecting shell type)
Thank you
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