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-**Create and grant roles** — create all missing module roles (optionally with a suffix) and grant the configured schema permissions.
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-**Create user** — create a new PostgreSQL user (a role with LOGIN privilege) with an optional password.
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-**Configure database access** — opens a dialog to manage CONNECT privileges on the database. Shows checkboxes for PUBLIC (grants all users access), each existing module role, and any other roles that have explicit CONNECT. Use this to restrict which roles can connect to the database.
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-**Configure database access** — opens a dialog to manage `CONNECT` privileges on the database (see below).
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### Context menu (right-click)
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Roles can also be created automatically during module installation or upgrade
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by enabling the **Create and grant roles** option in the install/upgrade dialog.
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The role management dialog is useful for post-installation adjustments.
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## Configure database access
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The **Configure database access** button opens a dedicated dialog for managing
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