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I have a database with many many tables.
I want to block any users, except one, from accessing this table. All the users will also need to be able to access any future tables created in such database, and naturally it is not possible for me to add/remove access to those tables as some are temporary tables created just scripting purpose.
Something like:
GRANT ALL PRIV ON *.* TO user123 ...
REVOKE ALL PRIV ON mydb.table FROM user123
If some tables are temporary, why not just create them as
TEMPORARYtables? Then they will only be accessible by the session which created them.You can easily grant permissions on tables and then revoke for an individual table, but there’s no way to easily maintain that going forward.
Another option is to simply put the table which needs different permissions in a separate database. Of course it managing permissions for two databases, so it could be messy, but it’s somewhat closer to the goal.