Issue: If you have a medium to large QC/ALM environment and don't have a central admin group for all projects, how do you quickly find all of the current project admins?
Solution: It's not elegant, but it is simple and easily modified by someone that is not a SQL master. Running this query, which will build a second query to get the actual answer that you can send to a TXT or spreadsheet.
SELECT 'SELECT ''' || Domain_Name, '\', Project_Name || ''' AS DB_NAME, US_Username, US_Group FROM ' || DB_NAME || '.USERS WHERE US_Group LIKE ''1%'' UNION ALL'
FROM QCSITEADMIN_DB.PROJECTS
WHERE PR_IS_ACTIVE = 'Y'
ORDER BY DB_NAME ASC;
This will generate a SQL statement for each active project/template in your environment, like this:
SELECT 'Default\ AccessRequest' AS DB_NAME, US_Username, US_Group FROM default_accessrequest_db.USERS WHERE US_Group LIKE '1%' UNION ALL
To run the output, delete the UNION ALL from the final project.
The output will then list each project, soreted by domain and name, listing the TDadmins.