Select the database you want to connect to datapine USE 'db name' Ĭreate the user you want to use to connect to datapine. CREATE USER FOR LOGIN Ģ) Grant the read-only access to your user USE database_name CREATE LOGIN WITH PASSWORD = “” Ĭreate new user to connect to datapine. Select the database you want to connect to datapine. Grant the user the access to all new tables added in future ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES IN SCHEMA ġ) Create a new User to connect to datapine Grant select on all tables in the schema GRANT SELECT ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA TO Grant usage on schema GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA TO Grant connect to database GRANT CONNECT ON DATABASE to CREATE ROLE LOGIN PASSWORD Ģ) Assign the necessary privileges to the new user \c Ĭreate a new user to connect to datapine.
SQL TABS POSTGRESQL SUPER USER HOW TO
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a new read-only user in your database and how to grant the necessary privileges to be able to connect to datapine.Ĭonnect to your PostgreSQL server with the following command. This user may have access to all data in your database or have only limited access rights to specific tables or columns within your data schema.
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In order to be able to send those requests to your database we need a read-only user, bound to one of our IP addresses. Every time you create a new chart or open a dashboard in datapine the respective SQL queries will be sent to your database.