| From: | woody <woody(dot)1q2c4a(at)mail(dot)droptable(dot)com> |
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| To: | pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org |
| Subject: | Re: unable to GRANT on sequence |
| Date: | 2005-06-03 16:26:29 |
| Message-ID: | woody.1q2c4a@mail.droptable.com |
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I'm having trouble GRANTing access on sequences. I created a database
called 'asterisk' using the 'postgres' user. I then created 2 users
called 'asterisk' and 'asterisk_owner'. I created a schema called
'asterisk' and GRANTed CREATE, DROP, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE on this
schema to 'asterisk_owner'. I signed in as 'asterisk_owner' and created
some tables with primary keys based on sequences, then GRANTed SELECT,
UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE on these tables to 'asterisk'. When I log in as
'asterisk', I can insert rows but I can't use the implied nextval(). It
says the relation <seq_name> does not exist. When I do a \dp, I can see
the sequence objects listed, but no permissions are listed. The tables
have all the expected permissions. I couldn't see anything in the
reference for the GRANT command for sequences.
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woody
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