Redshift – from superuser become another user
Redshift from a superuser login: become another user – in other words, allows a superuser to assume the identity of […]
Redshift from a superuser login: become another user – in other words, allows a superuser to assume the identity of […]
The following view created in an “admin” schema shows locks and more specifically blocking locks – in the column “blocking_pid”
Well Redshift is an odd beast in my humble opinion as the core of it is forked from version 8.0.2
Actually quite easy with: alter user connection limit <max number of connections desired> | unlimited; Note: some tools require at
grant-usage-select-all-tables-default-privs-on-new-readonly-schema.sql — run this – when creating a new Redshift readonly schema to grant a group read access to all
You can expire passwords future or past (past immediately locks out new logins) but what if you and to re-enable
Well – 2nd thought (June 2023) this may work but if you are on AWS with Redshift or PostgreSQL AWS
It has come to our attention after some testing, that some JDBC drivers for Redshift do not function completely. For
What do I use so far for PL/pgSQL development – Aginity and psql. psql is the only tool that Amazon
Redshift how do I show who I am currently connected as? Well that is easy enough if you are using