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It would be up to your application code to manage individual (or group) user permissions on a specific field. If you want for example only the person who created the recored and anyone one with higher permissions to be able to modify the record, you would need to do this in your application code.

 

Database permissions are per connection and the permissions set for that connection would apply to all queries executed using that connection. You could for example have a database user defined who can only execute SELECT queries. To use this database user for a specific visitor (of a specific group of visitors) to your site, your application code would need to use a connection with the correct database user at the correct time.

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