Symptoms
Running the SQL-Statement below against a Automic Database will deliver the following Usergroup information:
.) Clients the Usergroup-Objects can be found in.
.) User-Objects that are part of the Usergroup.
.) First and Last Name of the User that belongs to the User-Object
SQL-Statement:
select
a.oh_client as Client,
b.oh_name as User_group_object,
a.oh_name as User_object,
USR_FIRSTNAME as Firstname ,
USR_LASTNAME as Lastname
from oh a, oh b, usrg, usr where usr_oh_idnr = a.oh_idnr and
a.oh_idnr = usrg_usr_idnr and b.oh_idnr = usrg_usg_idnr and a.oh_client = b.oh_client order by 1, 2, 3, 4;
The information returned by the Database will look like this:
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