Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL: Parameterized Secure Views in Preview
Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL now supports parameterized secure views, offering more granular access control over data within views. This feature allows defining parameters like user ID or region, customizing query results based on user input to enforce least privilege access. It is currently available in Preview.
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- Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL
You can now create and query parameterized secure views in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL. Parameterized secure views let you use PostgreSQL views with more granular access control over your data. While you can issue a GRANT statement to control whether a user can query a PostgreSQL view, a GRANT statement doesn't let you control the data that the view returns based on the user who is making the query. To gain this level of control, use parameterized secure views. You can define parameters such as a user ID or region within the view. When your application queries the view, a user can provide values
https://docs.cloud.google.com/release-notes#June_12_2026
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