“I am a dummy mode” sort of exists already in postgres, it’s called row based access control. It allows you to impose where clauses on queries to enforce multit

“I am a dummy mode” sort of exists already in postgres, it’s called row based access control. It allows you to impose where clauses on queries to enforce multitenancy constraints. Having said that I do like the simplicity of being able to configure the entire database to require where clauses on certain statements, it’s like a poor man’s multitenancy, without the complexity of RBAC.