ALTER SYNONYM
Description
Modifies the attributes of the SYNONYM object.
Precautions
- Currently, only the owner of the SYNONYM object can be changed.
- Only system administrators have the permission to modify the owner of the SYNONYM object.
- The new owner must have the CREATE permission on the schema where the SYNONYM object resides.
Syntax
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ALTER SYNONYM synonym_name OWNER TO new_owner; |
Parameters
- synonym_name
Specifies the name of the synonym to be modified, which can contain the schema name.
Value range: a string. It must comply with the naming convention.
- new_owner
Specifies the new owner of the synonym object.
Value range: a string. It must be a valid username.
Examples
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-- Create a system administrator. gaussdb=# CREATE USER sysadmin WITH SYSADMIN PASSWORD '********'; -- Switch to the system administrator. gaussdb=# \c - sysadmin -- Create synonym t1. gaussdb=# CREATE OR REPLACE SYNONYM t1 FOR ot.t1; -- Create user u1. gaussdb=# CREATE USER u1 PASSWORD '********'; -- Assign permissions to the new system administrator. gaussdb=# GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA sysadmin TO u1; -- Change the owner of synonym t1 to u1. gaussdb=# ALTER SYNONYM t1 OWNER TO u1; -- Delete synonym t1. gaussdb=# DROP SYNONYM t1; -- Revoke permissions from user u1. gaussdb=# REVOKE ALL ON SCHEMA sysadmin FROM u1; -- Delete user u1. gaussdb=# DROP USER u1; -- Switch to the initial user init_user. Replace init_user with the actual initial username. gaussdb=# \c - init_user -- Delete user sysadmin. gaussdb=# DROP USER sysadmin; |
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