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From: William Wanders <wwanders@sci.kun.nl>
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In-reply-to: <199506280856.RAA19298@srashc.sra.co.jp> (message from Tatsuo Ishii on Wed, 28 Jun 1995 17:56:53 +0900)
Subject: Re: pg_group
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   Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 17:56:53 +0900
   From: Tatsuo Ishii <t-ishii@srashc.sra.co.jp>

   Hi,

   my question is simple:

	   What is the command which affects the pg_group class?

   Thanks in advance,

   Tatsuo Ishii

I'm not sure what you mean by ``the command which affects the pg_group class''
but assume that you are refering to the `createuser' command for
the pg_user class. I can be short about that: It does not exist. You will
have to fill this class by hand. The entries in this class can than be
use in ``change acl group ...'' commands.

Currently i'm working on a simple tool for postgres95 to keep track
of all user, groups and acls in a database. It is written in Tcl/TK
and should not be hard to port to postgres v4.2. Simply substitute
the SQL instruction by their POSTQUEL counterparts. I think i'll
post it to the postgres(95) mailing lists in about 2 week.
So watch the list if you're interested :)

William Wanders (wwanders@sci.kun.nl)

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