Re: [GENERAL] From: gorman@acheron.franken.de

From: Ernst Lehmann <lehmann(at)acheron(dot)franken(dot)de>
To: Michael J Davis <michael(dot)j(dot)davis(at)tvguide(dot)com>, pgsql-general(at)postgreSQL(dot)org
Subject: Re: [GENERAL] From: gorman@acheron.franken.de
Date: 1999-04-25 23:21:36
Message-ID: 199904252321.BAA10950@orinoco.franken.de
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> This should do the trick:
>
> update pg_group set grolist = '{uid1, uis2, uid3}' where grosysid = 1;
> update pg_group set grolist = '{uid4, uis5, uid6}' where grosysid = 2;
>
> where uid1,uid2,uid3 is pg_user.Usesysid for each user in group 1 and
> uid4,uid5,uid6 is pg_user.Usesysid for each user in group 2 and

Oh, thanks a lot. Yes this fixed my trouble. I think this is a problem in
the create user and/or alter user command. Because this command imho has
to enter the group-values in the pg_group table.

Ok, now I now how to make the trick

Thanks for your very fast help to this problem.

--
Bye
Ernst
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Ernst Lehmann lehmann(at)acheron(dot)franken(dot)de
Regensburg ; Germany

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