123265 - no subject - Is there a way to find out what users se

Off the top of my head you could create a rule with input superToSpecify thats something like:
filter(rule!isSuper(_, ri!superToSpecify), getdistinctusers(topeople(-all users group here-))) where rule!isSuper is just supervisor(ri!user)=ri!super

There is probably a better way to do this, but hope this helps!

the rule name is isSuper and you call itself. You have user and super as inputs? I only have the supervisor name. I need something to tell me the users. -all users group here- is the constant with the team called everyone?

Sorry if I wasn't clear, but for your first question, there are actually two rules: say getAllSupervisedEmployees() that takes in a supervisor and rule!isSuper that takes in both a supervisor and a user.

The first rule (rule!getAllSupervisedEmployees(supervisor)) could have a definition like filter(rule!isSuper(_, ri!superToSpecify), getdistinctusers(topeople(constant of all users group)))

The second rule (rule!isSuper(user, supervisor)) could have a definition like supervisor(ri!user) = ri!super

And yes, -all users group here- would be a constant pointing to the group that contains all users in the system.

Thank You for your help. I was able to make this work. There is a time delay to bring back the results. We have lots of users.

The time delay is not surprising, I'm sure there is a quicker way to accomplish what you want, this is just a quick and easy solution.

Here's essentially the same rules in slightly different notation.
See if it evaluates any faster. It may not, but no harm in checking.

rule!COMMON_userSupervisorMatch:
supervisor(ri!theUser)=ri!theSupervisor
/
rule!COMMON_subordinates:
with(
local!allUsers: getdistinctusers(topeople(ri!group))
filter(rule!COMMON_userSupervisorMatch,local!allUsers,ri!theSupervisor)
)