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5mins of Postgres E28: Row Level Security in Postgres, security invoker views and why LEAKPROOF functions matter
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A PostgreSQL cheat sheet
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| | Learn to move your first steps with the PostgreSQL console with this cheat sheet.
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Dynamic Multi Tenancy with Spring Boot, Hibernate and Liquibase Part 6: Implementing the Shared Database with Discriminator Column pattern using Postgres Row Level Security | Callista
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Postgres Privilege Helper Queries | Geeky Tidbits
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| | Recently, I have been trying to get a better understanding of how privileges work in Postgres and one thing I wanted was an easy way to inspect the current privileges for roles/users, databases, schemas, and tables.
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The best way to map the @DiscriminatorColumn with JPA and Hibernate - Vlad Mihalcea
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| Introduction As previously explained, the SINGLE_TABLE inheritance is the most efficient entity inheritance strategy. However, for JPQL query such as this one: Hibernate generates a SQL query which filters by the associated discriminator column (e.g. DTYPE by default): So, because we are filtering by the discriminator column, we might want to index it or include it to speed up queries. However, the default STRING DiscriminatorType expects a VARCHAR column that must hold the longest entity subclass name. ...