In Chapter 3, Managing Users and Connections, you have seen how to create new roles, a stereotype that can act both as a single user or a group of users. The CREATE ROLE statement was used to create the role, and you learned about the main properties a role can be associated with.
This section extends the concepts you have read about in Chapter 3, Managing Users and Connections, introducing more interesting and security-related properties of a role.
Just as a quick reminder, the synopsis for creating a new role is the following:
CREATE ROLE name [ [ WITH ] option [ ... ] ]
Here, an option can be indicated in a positive form, that is, associating the property with the role, or in a negative form with the NO prefix, which removes the property from the role. Some properties are not assigned to new roles by default, so you should take your time and consult the documentation of the CREATE ROLE statement in order to see what the default value is for every property. If you...
