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PG_GET_GRANTEE_BY_IAM_ROLE
Returns all users and groups granted a specified IAM role.
Syntax
pg_get_grantee_by_iam_role('iam_role_arn')
Arguments
- iam_role_arn
-
The IAM role for which to return the users and groups that have been granted this role.
Return type
VARCHAR
Usage notes
The PG_GET_GRANTEE_BY_IAM_ROLE function returns one row for each user or group.
Each row contains the grantee name, grantee type, and granted privilege. The possible
values for the grantee type are p for public, u for user,
and g for group.
You must be a superuser to use this function.
Example
The following example indicates that the IAM role Redshift-S3-Write
is granted to group1 and reg_user1. Users in
group_1 can specify the role only for COPY operations, and user
reg_user1 can specify the role only to perform UNLOAD
operations.
select pg_get_grantee_by_iam_role('arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/Redshift-S3-Write');
pg_get_grantee_by_iam_role ----------------------------- (group_1,g,COPY) (reg_user1,u,UNLOAD)
The following example of the PG_GET_GRANTEE_BY_IAM_ROLE function formats the result as a table.
select grantee, grantee_type, cmd_type FROM pg_get_grantee_by_iam_role('arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/Redshift-S3-Write') res_grantee(grantee text, grantee_type text, cmd_type text) ORDER BY 1,2,3;
grantee | grantee_type | cmd_type -----------+--------------+---------- group_1 | g | COPY reg_user1 | u | UNLOAD
