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Asked: 2026-05-23T18:30:55+00:00

I have a View A that will select data from view B . I

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I have a View A that will select data from view B . I only want an user ,say Peter , to have read-only access on view A but cannot select from the view B . So I grant him only have the SELECT right on View A and REFERENCES right on View B . It work very nice.

Now , I have a Function A that will select data from a Table B , and I want Peter can execute Function A but cannot select data from the table B. So , I do the same thing which grants Peter only have the EXECUTE right on Function A and REFERENCES right on Table B . But , it cannot work and an error message "ERROR: permission denied for relation TableB" is thrown when peter executes Function A. How come it does not work this time?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I suspect you’re looking for security definer.

    As an aside, be wary of the leaky view problem. It isn’t entirely fixed yet.

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