Обсуждение: user name lost from dictionary

Hi Every Body!

    I would like to know if someone has seen the behavior described
below.

    By considering a DLL like this:


CREATE TABLE "recursos_materiais" (
        "nr_rec_mat" smallint NOT NULL,
        "dc_rec_mat" character varying(100),
        "in_situacao_rec_mat" character(1),
        Constraint "recursos_materiais_pkey" Primary Key ("nr_rec_mat")
);

REVOKE ALL on "recursos_materiais" from PUBLIC;
GRANT ALL on "recursos_materiais" to "user_fomacao_des"; --< Here is the
point in question

    And after mounths of work on postgresql you get a error stating that you
do
not have privileges access on "recursos_materiais" because
you checked this has happend:


CREATE TABLE "recursos_materiais" (
        "nr_rec_mat" smallint NOT NULL,
        "dc_rec_mat" character varying(100),
        "in_situacao_rec_mat" character(1),
        Constraint "recursos_materiais_pkey" Primary Key ("nr_rec_mat")
);

REVOKE ALL on "recursos_materiais" from PUBLIC;
GRANT ALL on "recursos_materiais" to "131"; --< What is it?

Is that a bug?



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Elielson Fontanezi wrote:
> GRANT ALL on "recursos_materiais" to "user_fomacao_des"; --< Here is the
> point in question
[...snip...]
> REVOKE ALL on "recursos_materiais" from PUBLIC;
> GRANT ALL on "recursos_materiais" to "131"; --< What is it?
>
> Is that a bug?

It looks like someone dropped user_fomacao_des. What happens if you run:

select * from pg_user;
?

You can fix this by doing:
CREATE USER user_fomacao_des WITH SYSID 131 PASSWORD 'password';

HTH,

Joe