postgresqlHow do I grant all privileges on a PostgreSQL database?
To grant all privileges on a PostgreSQL database, you can use the GRANT command.
Below is an example of granting all privileges on a database called mydb to a user called myuser:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE mydb TO myuser;This command grants myuser the following privileges on mydb:
SELECT: Allowsmyuserto read the data in the database.INSERT: Allowsmyuserto add new rows to tables in the database.UPDATE: Allowsmyuserto modify existing rows in tables in the database.DELETE: Allowsmyuserto delete rows from tables in the database.TRUNCATE: Allowsmyuserto delete all rows from tables in the database.REFERENCES: Allowsmyuserto create foreign key constraints on tables in the database.TRIGGER: Allowsmyuserto create triggers on tables in the database.CREATE: Allowsmyuserto create new tables and other objects in the database.CONNECT: Allowsmyuserto connect to the database.TEMPORARY: Allowsmyuserto create temporary tables and other objects in the database.
For more information about the GRANT command, please refer to the PostgreSQL documentation.
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