I have a user_info table that has trigger which creates a user and switches session
authorization to the new user, but it doesn't seem to work as I expect.
I created the table/functions as a super user.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Colin
mydb1=> select session_user; session_user -------------- admin (1 row) mydb1=>insert into user_info values ('user1','user1'); INSERT 18155 1
mydb1=> select session_user; session_user -------------- user1 (1 row) That's what I wanted
mydb1=> select * from user_info ; usename | password ---------+---------- user1 | *** (1 row) Shouldn't be able to do that! mydb1=> set session authorization 'user1'; SET mydb1=> select session_user; session_user -------------- user1 (1 row)mydb1=> select * from user_info ; ERROR: permission denied for relation user_info Now it works.
Code I used to create the table.
DROP TABLE user_info;
create table user_info
(
usename text,
password text
);
DROP FUNCTION create_user() CASCADE;
CREATE FUNCTION create_user() RETURNS trigger AS'
--Creates a new user in the database and puts them into group2
DECLARE
set_qry1 text;
set_qry2 text;
BEGIN
set_qry1 := ''CREATE USER '' || NEW.usename || '' WITH PASSWORD '''''' || NEW.password ||'''''' NOCREATEDB NOCREATEUSER'';
EXECUTE set_qry1;
NEW.password = ''***'';
set_qry2 := ''SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION ''|| NEW.usename;
EXECUTE set_qry2;
RETURN NEW; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' SECURITY DEFINER;
CREATE TRIGGER create_user BEFORE INSERT ON user_info FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE create_user();
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