Hi Agustin,

One way is to query the System entities that provide information about:

1. User and Roles (User, User_Role, Role)
2. User, Groups and Roles (User, Group_User, Group_Role, Role)

The following query is an example of usage, where @RoleId is the Role Identifier of one of the roles of your application:

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-- Select users with the param role
SELECT {User}.*
FROM {User}
INNER JOIN {User_Role} ON {User_Role}.[User_Id] = {User}.[Id] 
                      AND {User_Role}.[Role_Id] = @RoleId
UNION
-- Select users from group with the param role
SELECT {User}.*
FROM {User}
INNER JOIN {Group_User} ON {User}.[Id] = {Group_User}.[User_Id]
INNER JOIN {Group_Role} ON {Group_Role}.[Group_Id] = {Group_User}.[Group_Id] 
                       AND {Group_Role}.[Role_Id] = @RoleId

Cheers,

Renato

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