I work in a big project and I use hardly 5 schemas how can I see only 5 of them when I login, I know I can search tables and restrict to see only searched tables(But I can not search each time). I use MySQL workbench I have added image for understanding how wanted see the results I want only microservice schema to be visible whenever I login and I dont want to see test_db and world schemas
You currently have a "powerful" mysql login,
which can see both relevant and irrelevant portions of your datastore.
Ask your SysAd / DBA to create a less powerful login for you,
which only has permission to view the relevant elements.
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My question is kind of similar to this question, but not quite :
Hide a marklogic database to specific user (permissions)
Background - up until now, developers who use database X were all admins on the server ( this is a historic config that we have recently inherited ), but now we want to have new developers added to the server who definitely wont be admins, and who will have a new database Y added to the server.
What we want to do is have several groups of developers using the same MarkLogic 10 server, but have it so developer group X can only work in their database X, and Developer group Y can only work in database Y. We dont care if they can see all databases on the server.
Does this mean we have to apply permissions to every document in every database to do this, or can we control this via a roles that limit access to specific databases?
Can someone suggest the right way to achieve this please?
Thanks in advance.
You have two tools to work with:
Granular privileges which allow you limit the scope of a privilege to a specific resource (such as database or forest)
Document permissions unique to documents reflective of their respective set of intended users on each database as you already mentioned
However, in my experience, I've generally found this use case is better served by having many small dev clusters rather than one large one as resource contention (one app team pushing CPU to 100%) can become too much of an issue. It is pretty quick and painless to spin up and tear down dev clusters on AWS or Azure. Or, if you're self-hosting, you could look at running multiple MarkLogic Containers on a single host.
I have two databases in my postgesql, one for the client and another one for the administration, we have these legal texts created in the administration database. What I need to do is to create a button "synchronize" in the client side to allow him to add new legal texts (if there is new legal texts) to his database. I don't know how to do it, or how to access another database from the current one.
you may want to take a look at this page Web service api odoo provid you with a couple of webservice allow you to performe search or read data or create or update almost everything you need in here so if you want to create some record in the other odoo instance use xml-rpc and you can create or update anything you want if you have acces rights.
https://www.odoo.com/documentation/9.0/api_integration.html
read it carefully it's so easy to understand and the example works fine in the online version you need it
Previously I was using databases from BaaS (Backend as a Service) - Parse, Backendless, Firebase - this services has everything I need to manage users of my webapps: tokens handling, owner policies etc.
How do I manage webapp users in own database? (PostgreSQL 9.4)
Is it suppose to be just a regular table, which will contain columns "login", "password" etc. or there are specific tools to implement that?
How should I handle tokens? Should I store it somehow in database, or tokens suppose to be stored in my server and are not bind to database at all?
How do I implement owner policies? Are there some specific tools in Postgres for this, or I should simply create the column "ownerId" in each table and use it as Foreign Key?
If you know good articles on this topic - please, post a links - it will be very helpful!
I would search for it in google, but I've found nothing but articles about database users handling. I assume, this is not what I'm looking for.
Regular table or postgrsql ROLE system
Usually tokens are on application side
Postgres 9.5 have row security policies but you can implement owner policy by yourself. Hard to say what database features you have to use without
assumptions of the project.
Can someone point to me the relevant documentation that I need to read in order for me to understand how to connect and query an already existing PostgreSQL database which was created outside of Pyramid?
I'm working on a project and my part is to create the web app while a friend is thinking about the database design (he also creates the tables structures).
What I would like is to import in some way the whole structure he created without having to recreate the tables in my models.py document.
Hope this makes sense
Thanks and best regards!
I have been working with Microsoft SQL Server since 6.5 along with other database like Oracle, MySQL and SQLite. I equally appreciate or hate all these DBMS for some point or the other.
On our forthcoming project, we are considering Postgres in the back-end. I have already started playing with it, pretty interesting for me.
I have always heard good comments on Postgres database, but I don't like the admin studio at all. While creating new a table, I hate the way of creating columns on pgAdmin by having to click add button again and again.
Are there any "Studios" for Postgres database that provide
more organized table creation process (spreadsheet like)
graphical view designer
What's wrong with plain SQL? Writing plain SQL goes much faster than click-wait-click-wait-type-click-wait-ok-wait. You could use any tool for this, pgAdmin as well.
Open Office Base can also connect with PostgreSQL, works like MS Access. And talking about MS Access, MS Access can also connect to PostgreSQL to create tables, views, etc.
See this official list of Administration/Development tools.
EMS SQL Manager seems to be a good option.
for the graphical view of SQL queries
maybe SQLeo can Help