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has_any_column_privilege()
has_any_column_privilege() is a system function determining whether a user has a privilege for one or more columns of a table.
has_any_column_privilege() was added in PostgreSQL 8.4.
Usage
has_any_column_privilege ( [usernameoroid, ]tabletextoroid,privilegetext) →boolean
The following privileges can be queried:
SELECTINSERTUPDATEREFERENCES
Note that when providing the table name as an OID, the function will return NULL if no matching object is found. If the name is provided as a string, an error will be raised if no matching object is found.
Change history
- PostgreSQL 8.4
- added (commit 7449427a)
Examples
Determine if the current user has the SELECT privilege for any column in the specified table:
postgres=# SELECT has_any_column_privilege('foo', 'SELECT');
has_any_column_privilege
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t
(1 row)
Determine if the specified user has the UPDATE privilege for any column in the specified table:
postgres=# SELECT has_any_column_privilege('someuser', 'foo', 'UPDATE');
has_any_column_privilege
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f
(1 row)
Attempting to determine an unrecognized privilege for this object type:
postgres=# SELECT has_any_column_privilege('foo', 'USAGE');
ERROR: unrecognized privilege type: "USAGE"
Attempting to determine privileges for a non-existent table:
postgres=# SELECT has_any_column_privilege('bar', 'REFERENCES');
ERROR: relation "bar" does not exist
Attempting to determine privileges for a non-existent OID:
postgres=# SELECT has_any_column_privilege(9999, 'SELECT'); has_any_column_privilege -------------------------- (1 row)
References
- PostgreSQL documentation: Access Privilege Inquiry Functions
