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For people without scaling/HA needs, the new permissions enhancements are a god-send for DBAs. PostgreSQL has very granular permissions, and it used to be impos
by rbranson 16y ago
For people without scaling/HA needs, the new permissions enhancements are a god-send for DBAs. PostgreSQL has very granular permissions, and it used to be impossible to grant default permissions within a database, as one can in MySQL. This can be very frustrating in multi-user environments.
- rsbrown 16y agoGood call. I skipped over that, but you're right: it will come in very handy (for example, my local development DB).