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For bulk user assignment, take the same "small example" approach as Eliza's R examples, but with the following scenarios:
Adding multiple users with the same role assignment, maybe with the parameter value different for each user (e.g. everyone is Data Entry role but with different reporting partners)
Updating role assignments (when users were previously added, moving a batch of those users to a new role assignment) (maybe keeping the parameter values that were previously assigned -- e.g. move a group of Data Entry users with reporting partners to Supervisor roles with the same reporting partner)
Deactivating users: to "deactivate" a user means to remove access to any database resources, while keeping them on the invited database users list. This is important for record auditing to maintain the user name/email, but we exclude users who have no grants on a database from billing evaluation on database. To "deactivate", create role with no grants and assign to user.
Removing users: removing the user from the list of invited database users (this fully removes them from the database)
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