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From: clemens schmuck <clemens.schmuck@ins.at>
Subject: all groups a user belongs to
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hello,
how can i determine all groups a user belungs to in a plpgsql procedure? or 
can this even be done in a simple sql statement?

thanks for all suggestions
clemens