BareSQL Audit Now Reads Every Database of a Server and Says What Row Security Lets Through

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Roles in PostgreSQL belong to the whole server, and tables to one database. Until now an audit followed that split: one database per run. A login that could read customer emails in the shop database and contacts in the CRM database needed two reports and someone to add them up.

The other gap was row security. The report said which policy applied to a login on each table, and stopped there. Whether tenant_isolation let the app see one tenant’s rows or every tenant’s was left for you to work out from the policy’s text.

BareSQL Portable Now Flags Schema Changes and Reserved Words That Break on Other Engines

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The first release of BareSQL Portable came with a list of differences it knew about and had no rule for yet. A migration that changes a column, a table with a column called rank, a dashboard that counts with FILTER, a query copied from Oracle that ends in FROM DUAL. compare would show them when a script ran into one. lint said nothing.

BareSQL 0.2 closes that list. It has eleven new rules, 69 in all, and every one was run on SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB before its text was written.

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BareSQL Audit Now Reads Every Database of a Server and Says What Row Security Lets Through

BareSQL Portable Now Flags Schema Changes and Reserved Words That Break on Other Engines