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| where seriesname is your series (e.g. su_name.myseries), and username is the user you want to access your series. Make sure to follow with the semi-colon to signal to Postgres that you want it to execute your command. If you hit return without it, type \g (for "go") or \r (for "reset" or "clear"). | |
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How to enable another user to ingest data into a series you've created
* Run psql as yourself, (e.g. at prompt, type: psql -h hmidb -d jsoc), then type the following once you've entered psql (Postgres):
- grant insert on seriesname to username;
- grant update on seriesname_seq to username;
where seriesname is your series (e.g. su_name.myseries), and username is the user you want to access your series. Make sure to follow with the semi-colon to signal to Postgres that you want it to execute your command. If you hit return without it, type \g (for "go") or \r (for "reset" or "clear").
* To grant permission to all users to insert records in the series (for example), type
- grant insert on seriesname to public;
- grant update on seriesname_seq to public;
To view the permissions of the data series:
- \dp seriesname
- \dp seriesname_seq
(Semi-colons are not needed to execute \dp commands.)