What do you want?
Hi,
I want to apply rule to all schema except two.
I have a default rule for all schemas.
And I want to apply specific rule on two schemas.
Schemas are created dynamically by users and I don't want to write a rules for each schema.
Example :
rules:
- grant:
privilege: writer
databases: my_database
schema: __all__
role: my_role
- grant:
privilege: reader
databases: my_database
schema: my_schema
role: my_role
If I do that, my_role keep writer privilege on my_schema
It can be usefull to exclude some schemas with a character, like this:
rules:
- grant:
privilege: writer
databases: my_database
schemas:
- !my_schema
role: myrole
Or use custom sql to select schemas other than schemas_query
I can exclude schemas in schemas_query but I want them stay managed
Is there another way to do that ?
What do you want?
Hi,
I want to apply rule to all schema except two.
I have a default rule for all schemas.
And I want to apply specific rule on two schemas.
Schemas are created dynamically by users and I don't want to write a rules for each schema.
Example :
If I do that,
my_rolekeepwriterprivilege onmy_schemaIt can be usefull to exclude some schemas with a character, like this:
Or use custom sql to select schemas other than
schemas_queryI can exclude schemas in
schemas_querybut I want them stay managedIs there another way to do that ?