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Ticket #34200, comment 11
initial v1 1 1 Replying to [comment:7 Florian Apolloner]: 2 > I think this makes sense and is hard to achieve otherwise short of overriding the backend. Iam wondering if explicitly supporting role makes sense though. Would a more generic approach like `init_command` in mysql help? Then again we never had the need for this in postgresql so I rather explicitly support `role` (or `assume_role` maybe) -- this way we can easily shuffle it around in the backend code if needed.2 > I am wondering if explicitly supporting role makes sense though. Would a more generic approach like `init_command` in mysql help? Then again we never had the need for this in postgresql so I rather explicitly support `role` (or `assume_role` maybe) -- this way we can easily shuffle it around in the backend code if needed. 3 3 4 4 I don't think this is a general concept, it's pretty specific to the postgres security model. I'm happy to call it either `role` or `assume_role` if you have a preference (I do not). Given that it's pretty postgres specific that would mean it should stay in `OPTIONS` right?