Features & workflows
Managing database users and privileges
See who can reach your database and what they are allowed to do, in a grid rather than a pile of GRANT statements.
Open User management from the connection menu to list the database’s own users and roles — this is about accounts on the database itself, not your AddisDB teammates.
The privilege grid
Privileges are shown as a grid of users against objects, so “who can write to this table?” is something you read rather than reconstruct from GRANT statements. Change a privilege and AddisDB shows the statement it will run.
When it is unavailable
Not every engine has database users to manage — file-based and some hosted engines do not. In those cases the panel says so plainly instead of showing an empty grid. And on a read-only connection the grid is visible but not editable until you grant edit access.