Is there a way to visualize which users are mebers of a role in PostgreSQL / pgAdminIII, like
role: council_stuff
members:
Harry
Ben
Steve
Melinda
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SELECT r.rolname as username,r1.rolname as "role"
FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles r JOIN pg_catalog.pg_auth_members m
ON (m.member = r.oid)
JOIN pg_roles r1 ON (m.roleid=r1.oid)
WHERE r.rolcanlogin
ORDER BY 1;
Add r1.rolname='council_stuff'
to filter on only that one.
Be aware that users themselves are "roles" in postgresql parlance (there used to be "users and groups" in older versions, but this have been unified into roles).
Here the difference is made between a user and a role with rolcanlogin
boolean column, which corresponds o the interpretation that a user is a role that has the LOGIN permission.
The two JOIN
can be turned into LEFT JOIN
to add the users who aren't member of any role:
SELECT r.rolname as username,r1.rolname as "role"
FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles r LEFT JOIN pg_catalog.pg_auth_members m
ON (m.member = r.oid)
LEFT JOIN pg_roles r1 ON (m.roleid=r1.oid)
WHERE r.rolcanlogin
ORDER BY 1;