Configuration tip.

From: Jarek Jarzebowski <jarekj(at)arges(dot)pl>
To: pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Configuration tip.
Date: 2002-07-29 06:31:14
Message-ID: 3D44E132.6050608@arges.pl
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Hi,

I'm new to PostgreSQL and I couldn't find how to do one thing in
PostgreSQL config:

Let's say there is user 'john'. On server exist databases 'market',
'sales', 'admin'. 'john' has some privileges on 'market' and 'sales' but
has no privileges on 'admin'. I would like to configure server in this
way that if 'john' is logged in he sees _only_ 'market' and 'sales' (for
example doing "\l" command).

Is it possible in PostgerSQL?
I couldn't find any option in server configuration... any help will be
very kind.

Best regards,
--
Jarek

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