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From: "Adrian Camero" <acamero@carpincho.elit.com.ar>
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Subject: Password for PostgreSQL user
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Phil:
        I'm use the psql program  to connect to database and use the
command:

create user [nombre_usuario] with password [password];

don't forget the semicolon char in the end.!!!

and with the command grant, you can set access privileges for tables.

For more information will use the command :
\?
in psql for the command-option list and :
\h
for sql command list.



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