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# 43.15. `pg_group`

The catalog `pg_group` defines groups and stores what users belong to what groups. Groups are created with the `CREATE GROUP` command. Consult Chapter 17 for information about user privilege management.

Because user and group identities are cluster-wide, `pg_group` is shared across all databases of a cluster: there is only one copy of `pg_group` per cluster, not one per database.

Table 43-15. `pg_group` Columns

Name | Type | References | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`groname` | `name` |  | Name of the group
`grosysid` | `int4` |  | An arbitrary number to identify this group
`grolist` | `int4[]` | `pg_shadow`.usesysid | An array containing the IDs of the users in this group

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