List all the shared tables that don't have a row access policy

ghz 8months ago ⋅ 47 views

We want to make sure that any/all tables that are shared also have the Row Access Policy assigned to them. Is there a way to list which tables are being shared?

Answers

Yes, you can list the tables that have Row Access Policies assigned to them. However, the method to do this may vary depending on the specific database management system (DBMS) you are using. Here's a general approach you can take:

  1. Check the System Tables: Most modern database systems provide system tables or views that store metadata about the database objects, including information about Row Access Policies.

  2. Query System Tables or Views: You can query these system tables or views to retrieve information about the tables and the associated Row Access Policies.

For example, in PostgreSQL, you can use the information_schema views to retrieve this information. Here's a sample query:

SELECT table_name, policy_name
FROM information_schema.row_level_security_policies;

This query will list all tables along with their associated Row Access Policies.

In MySQL or MariaDB, which do not have built-in support for Row Level Security (RLS) as of my last update, you may need to use additional plugins or extensions that provide this functionality. If you're using a different database system, you'll need to consult its documentation to find the appropriate way to query for Row Access Policies.

Remember to ensure you have the necessary permissions to access these system tables/views or any additional plugins/extensions required to query this information.

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