Re: Anyone tried storing software users as database users?

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Paul Rogers schrieb:
If so then how did you handle permissions, errors, connection pooling?

Hey there!

I'm currently working on an .NET application with user- and privilege-management via database.

Privileges and access to frontend modules (in the application), tables, functions etc. (in db) is controled via group-membership in the database backend by querying pg_groups. User-creation etc. (say "superuser-tasks" ) is done with functions that have definer-security-access (access to those controlled via user groups)

Errorhandling is done by evaluating db-error messages in try-catch-clauses.

There's no special need of any special conn-pooling-functions in my application.

The application is coded in vb.net, using npgsql with Postgres 8.2 in background.

Need to know more? --> Just ask.

Greetings,
H.P. Ertz

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