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Subject: Discovering privileges
From: Murray Cumming <murrayc@murrayc.com>
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I'm using the pg_user and pg_group system tables to discover the list of
users, and the groups to which they belong.

But how can I discover the privileges that these users and groups have
for the various tables. Is this also in one of the system tables?

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Murray Cumming
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