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Am 09.08.2013 21:49, schrieb ramanajvv@gmail.com:
> We have recently converted our db2 database to PostgreSQL and we
> stuck on one thing I,e Authentication of users.
>
> Let me explain what was in DB2,
>
> We have a unix group "mhubrpt" on DB2 unix server and have connect
> permissions to DB2 database for that group. Whenever user needs
> access to DB2 database we will add that user to DB2 unix server and
> assign to group mhubrpt, then user was getting access to DB2
> database. If user wants to connect DB2 database through graphical
> tool like Toad from any other windows operated machine he used to
> give unix server login credential (userid and password) at Tool.
>
> We are planning to maintain same type of authentication in
> PostgreSQL, can you please help us.
PostgreSQL does not use - different to e.g. Informix and DB2 - use the
user administration of the underlying operating system.
You can achieve what you described just by adding users as a
postgresql login role and giving them connect and other priviliges
(e.g. SELECT, etc) on the databse, schema, table... etc as you like.
Using a "group" role might ease your privilige administration.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/user-manag.html
Hope this helps
Jan
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