Postgresql如何授权未来会创建的表（避免反复授权）_postgre 授权不存在的表

1 前言

使用PG时经常有一类需求，某一个数据库的所有表都需要给某一个用户读权限，不管是已经创建的还是没有创建的。下面我们看下如何实现。

2 创建测试用户、数据库

只读用户read_user

读写用户update_user

测试库ptest

create user update_user createdb;

create user read_user;
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读写用户创建数据库

postgres=# \c - update_user
postgres=> create database ptest;
CREATE DATABASE
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创建测试表

postgres=> \c ptest
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> create table tbl1(i int);
CREATE TABLE
ptest=> create table tbl12(i int);
CREATE TABLE
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3 授权已经创建的表

3.1 只读用户查询无权限

ptest=> select * from tbl1;
ERROR:  permission denied for relation tbl1
ptest=> select * from tbl12;
ERROR:  permission denied for relation tbl12
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（二选一）3.2 对现存表授权（单表）

ptest=> \c - update_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> grant select on table tbl1 to read_user;
GRANT
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（二选一）3.2 对现存表授权（批量）

ptest=> \c - update_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> grant select on all tables in schema public to read_user;
GRANT
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3.3 只读用户查询成功

ptest=> \c - read_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "read_user".
ptest=> select * from tbl1;
 i
---
(0 rows)
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4 授权未来创建的表

使用默认授权

注意：一定要使用普通用户执行，也就是创建表的用户，不要用超级用户执行，否则会默认赋给用户全部读写权限，即使你只是指定了SELECT权限！！

update_user默认授权给read_user

ptest=> \c - update_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES IN SCHEMA public GRANT SELECT ON TABLES TO read_user;
ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES
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检查权限（这里的owner不能是超级用户，否则权限会没有限制，read_user也能写）

ptest=> \c - update_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> \ddp
               Default access privileges
    Owner    | Schema | Type  |    Access privileges
-------------+--------+-------+-------------------------
 update_user | public | table | read_user=r/update_user
(1 row)
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测试，没有显示授权，read_user也可以读表，无法写入。

ptest=> \c - update_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "update_user".
ptest=> create table tblx(i int);
CREATE TABLE
ptest=> \c - read_user
You are now connected to database "ptest" as user "read_user".
ptest=> select * from tblx;
 i
---
(0 rows)
ptest=> insert into tblx values (1);
ERROR:  permission denied for relation tblx
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