Try this:
1. Open psql console as user postgres.
2. Execute
SELECT ('\\c ' || datname || '\nALTER TABLE the_table_name OWNER TO '
||
rolname || ';\n') from pg_database join pg_authid on datdba =
pg_authid.oid;
3. Check results.
4. Select results with mouse.
5. Paste it to postgres console (Middle Button on Linux :))
Kind regards,
RadosÅaw Smogura
http://www.softperience.eu
Paul McGarry <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Wednesday 15 December 2010 02:02:56
I have a number of DBs that are all the same structure but are owned
by different users and I want to add a table to each of those DBs.
At the moment I have to either connect to each DB as it's user (which
means digging up it's password) or do it as the DB super user and run
an ALTER table ... OWNER specifying the specific user for each of the
DBs.
My task would be easier if I could do something like:
=====
CREATE TABLE test
(
test_id integer NOT NULL,
test_string text
};
ALTER TABLE test OWNER DBOWNER;
======
Where DBOWNER magically resolved to the owner of the DB, so I
wouldn't
have to futz with different users, I could just use the same SQL
script on every DB without caring about the specific users.
Anyone have any ideas on how something like this could be done?
Paul
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