Permission denied for relation <table>

DEFAULT PRIVILEGES do not change permissions for existing objects. They are the default privileges for newly created objects and only for the particular role they belong to. If you do not define the role when running ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES, it defaults to the current role (when executing the ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES statement.

Also, since you are using a serial column, which creates a SEQUENCE, you'll want to set default privileges for sequences as well.

Run this on the user you create objects with, before you run the CREATE command:

ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES [ FOR ROLE my_create_role] GRANT ALL ON TABLES TO bspu;
ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES [ FOR ROLE my_create_role] GRANT ALL ON SEQUENCES TO bspu;

If you should use pgAdmin, a word of caution. There is a bug in the current version 1.20 (or older) in the display of the reverse engineered SQL script for DEFAULT PRIVILEGES. The display ignores the owning user and is therefore incorrect in certain situations. I reported the bug, the matter is pending.

For existing objects you may also be interested in this "batch" form of the GRANT command:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public TO bspu;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON ALL SEQUENCES IN SCHEMA public TO bspu;

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