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08-11-2022 12:42 PM
Without creating a database view, is there a way to create a report that will show:
- User
- Group
- Role
For example, the report for me would include multiple lines:
User | Group | Role |
doormold | Change Management | catalog |
doormold | Change Management | itil |
doormold | Service Desk | agile |
doormold | Service Desk | app_service_user |
doormold | Service Desk | itl |
doormold | SNC Admins | agile |
doormold | SNC Admins | approval_admin |
doormold | SNC Admins | asset |
doormold | SNC Admins | itil |
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08-11-2022 01:21 PM
i searched for few tables but i think you have to combine sys_user_grmember and sys_user_has_role tables in data base view
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08-11-2022 01:21 PM
i searched for few tables but i think you have to combine sys_user_grmember and sys_user_has_role tables in data base view
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08-11-2022 01:48 PM
SO BETTER TO CREATE. DATABASE FOR THE ABOVE TWO TABLES
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09-21-2022 03:50 AM
Thank you for your helpful reply!
could you please help me with the "Where clause" ?
thank you in advance