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This feature is shipped with Domino V12
This feature is now available as part of the Domino Early Access Program https://blog.hcltechsw.com/domino/new-october-release-domino-early-access-program/
Hasn't that function been there forever? Open the Domino Directory/Groups/Find Group Member. Or am I not understanding the question?
Doing various lookups is time consumeing. Should have a tab in person document which lists all the groups a person is a member of with capability of adding or deleting groups from that tab. Like the creator of this suggestion stated like AD. One place to look and modify group memberships of individuals.
Posted two tools/agents for this: https://openntf.org/main.nsf/project.xsp?r=project/Group%20Tools/documentation
Required info is in the hidden $Server Access view
It is strongly required for Administration point of view. Otherwise it is very difficult to find out the user DL information.
Can use the "Find Group Member" button at the top of the Groups view.
that is availeble in the Manage Group - showing only Member hirarchies.
What is needed is to see all groups that a person is a direct or indirect member of. For example, if I am a member of a group but only through being member of a subgroup nested four levels down, it is time consuming to search for each of the groups that I am a direct member of within higher level groups.
It is possible already in the administrator to see which groups a user is in by using Groups/Manage.