On Tue, Nov 07, 2006 at 10:36:54AM +0000, Kuckuck Kuckuck wrote:
> Hi folks, I have been breaking my head over this.
> I logg in as testuser via pgadmin.
> I create a table as user 'testuser' added some columns, one of them for example is name: 'testcolumn' type: varchar
length:50
> Now I'd like to change testcolumn's length to 60, as user 'testuser' I'm not allowed to change it and pgadmin tells
me that I don't have the rights to change relation pg_attribute.
>
> If I change the length of 'testcolumn' from an admin account it works. Now I granted all priviliges for this table
touser 'testuser' via the admin account, but still I cannot change the length if I log in with 'testuser'.
>
> Is there any chance to grant some user (in my case 'testuser') the right to change attributes, without making him
superuser?
Can you reproduce this using psql? If you can, please provide us a
complete test case so others can look at it. If not, you'll need to post
on the pgAdmin list.
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