Add lesson 40: Roles and privileges#100
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Adds Roles and privileges (roadmap item
01-roles-and-privileges) — the new Module 10: Expert & operations.Summary
Postgres has one concept for users and groups — roles — and two ways to control access: GRANT/REVOKE on objects and row-level security policies.
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query-returnscheck (rls-enabled) — the learner enables RLS and adds an owner-based policy, verified via pg_class.relrowsecurity.Verified end-to-end against a non-superuser Postgres 16.
npm run lessons:validate(34/34) andnext buildboth pass.Part of #6
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