Brian Powell <brian@owlscreech.com> writes:
> % psql bobdb
> psql => create table test (
> name char(32) not null,
> age int4
> );
> psql => revoke all on test from tester;
> CHANGE
> psql => select * from test;
> ERROR: test: Permission denied.
Yeah, that's a bug --- confusion about the default permissions set.
After doing an explicit GRANT or REVOKE on a table you own, you need to
grant permissions to yourself again; the default assumption that you
have all permissions gets lost :-(. This is fixed for 7.1.
> Additionally, if I have a trigger on a table which sets the updated_date and
> updated_by on any update, and I have a view with a rule which passes any
> update to the table (thus calling the trigger), I get a permission denied.
> I am supposing that the user updating the view does not have privileges to
> the trigger? How would I grant them privileges to the trigger?
Don't think there's a way to do that right now. There's been talk of
making triggers run "setuid" to the creating user, but it's not been
done AFAIR.
regards, tom lane