## 52.96. `pg_user_mappings`

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 The view `pg_user_mappings` provides access to information about user mappings. This is essentially a publicly readable view of [`pg_user_mapping`](catalog-pg-user-mapping.html) that leaves out the options field if the user has no rights to use it.

**Table 52.97. `pg_user_mappings` Columns**

|                                                             Column Type<br/><br/> Description                                                             |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|                    `umid` `oid` (references [`pg_user_mapping`](catalog-pg-user-mapping.html).`oid`)<br/><br/> OID of the user mapping                    |
| `srvid` `oid` (references [`pg_foreign_server`](catalog-pg-foreign-server.html).`oid`)<br/><br/> The OID of the foreign server that contains this mapping |
|            `srvname` `name` (references [`pg_foreign_server`](catalog-pg-foreign-server.html).`srvname`)<br/><br/> Name of the foreign server             |
|`umuser` `oid` (references [`pg_authid`](catalog-pg-authid.html).`oid`)<br/><br/> OID of the local role being mapped, or zero if the user mapping is public|
|                                              `usename` `name`<br/><br/> Name of the local user to be mapped                                               |
|                                 `umoptions` `text[]`<br/><br/> User mapping specific options, as “keyword=value” strings                                  |

 To protect password information stored as a user mapping option, the `umoptions` column will read as null unless one of the following applies:

* current user is the user being mapped, and owns the server or holds `USAGE` privilege on it

* current user is the server owner and mapping is for `PUBLIC`

* current user is a superuser

