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docs: permissions for non-admin users accessing MultiAZ clusters
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### MySQL

There are permissions that must be granted to all non-administrative users who need database access. Without proper access, these users cannot utilize many of the driver's advanced features, including failover support. To grant the necessary permissions to non-administrative users, execute the following statement:
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Do any other deployment types require extra statements for non-admin users (aurora, mysql instance etc)?

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Other types of DB might also require extra permissions. However, the major concern is MultiAz clusters. The wrapper needs access to cluster topology so permissions for non-admin users are essential. RDS Instance doesn't provide topology so the wrapper doesn't need any extra permissions (as for now). Aurora doesn't require extra permissions either.

@sergiyvamz sergiyvamz merged commit efd6c12 into main-3.x Nov 20, 2025
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Co-authored-by: Sophia Chu <112967780+sophia-bq@users.noreply.github.com>
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