Open macnewbold opened 2 weeks ago
For developers: Please check SELECT FROM pg_show_all_settings(); SELECT FROM pg_settings;
For what it's worth, with the access I have to the server in question, I get an error for pg_settings
:
SELECT * FROM pg_settings;
ERROR: permission denied for view pg_settings
And I get 263 lines of results from SELECT * FROM pg_show_all_settings();
so it seems likely that if the latter gives the necessary info, it would be more robust than what is currently being attempted.
I have a PostgreSQL database in a shared hosting environment, where my access is limited only to a single database. I am able to get connected to the server when listing that single database as the management database, but it immediately gives
permission denied for view pg_settings
. This makes some sense, because I don't appear to have access topg_settings
, but at the same time, it means I cannot use pgadmin at all. Other tools likepsql
or DbVisualizer allow me to connect, run queries, and see the things I have access to, even though they can't show me a list of all the databases on the server for example, since I don't have access to that. Am I doing something wrong or missing something that would allow me to use pgadmin?To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
I'd love to be able to connect with pgadmin, see the one database I can access, the tables in it, etc., and be able to run queries.
Error message
permission denied for view pg_settings
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