I thing he is writing about the database objects estructure too. You can avoid users to access data from a schema, but you cant avoid they to access objects structure. As example you will see, on a table, its columns but not its data.
Sergio Tito
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Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Permissions to schema
2009/10/26 Eduardo Sá dos Reis
<eduardoreis@pjf.mg.gov.br>Hi,
I have the structure on Postgre:
database: dbGlobal
schema1: sch_sist1 owner sch_sist1: john
schema2 sch_sist2 owner sch_sist2: mary
I' m using pgAdmin III.
Is there a way to avoid the mary to access the schema sch_sist1 ?
I don't want that mary see/access the schema of john and I don't want that john see/access the schema of mary.
Anybody has a solution.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/sql-revoke.htmlkgb=# create schema s1;
CREATE SCHEMA
kgb=# create user mary;
CREATE ROLE
kgb=# revoke all on schema s1 from mary;
REVOKE
kgb=# create table s1.testing (id int);
CREATE TABLE
kgb=# \c kgb mary
kgb=> set search_path=s1;
SET
kgb=> \dt
No relations found.
kgb=> select * from s1.testing;
ERROR: permission denied for schema s1
kgb=>
--Scott