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Learn PostgreSQL - Second Edition

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Product type Book
Published in Oct 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837635641
Pages 744 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
Languages
Authors (2):
Luca Ferrari Luca Ferrari
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Enrico Pirozzi Enrico Pirozzi
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters

Preface 1. Introduction to PostgreSQL 2. Getting to Know Your Cluster 3. Managing Users and Connections 4. Basic Statements 5. Advanced Statements 6. Window Functions 7. Server-Side Programming 8. Triggers and Rules 9. Partitioning 10. Users, Roles, and Database Security 11. Transactions, MVCC, WALs, and Checkpoints 12. Extending the Database – the Extension Ecosystem 13. Query Tuning, Indexes, and Performance Optimization 14. Logging and Auditing 15. Backup and Restore 16. Configuration and Monitoring 17. Physical Replication 18. Logical Replication 19. Useful Tools and Extensions 20. Other Books You May Enjoy
21. Index

Granting and revoking permissions

As you saw in Chapter 3, Managing Users and Connections, a role is associated with a collection of permissions, which are provided by means of a GRANT statement and removed by means of a REVOKE statement. Permissions are stored internally as ACLs, as you saw in the previous section.

This section revisits the GRANT and REVOKE statements to better help you understand how to use them, with respect to different database objects.

The GRANT statement has the following synopsis:

GRANT <permission, permission, ...> ON <database-object> TO <role>;

Here, you list all the permissions you want to associate with the target role for the specified database object. It is also possible to extend the GRANT statement with the WITH GRANT OPTION clause, which will cause the target role to be able to grant the same permissions it has received to another role.

The REVOKE statement has a similar synopsis:

REVOKE <permission,...
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