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# namespaces members list

List members and their roles in a namespace

## Synopsis

```shell
omics workbench namespaces members list
  [--namespace NAMESPACE_ID]
  [--max-results]
  [--page]
  [--page-size]
```

## Description

List all members and their roles in a given namespace. This command returns information about each member including their user ID, email, full name, role, and when they were added to the namespace.

## Examples

### List members in the active namespace

```shell
omics workbench namespaces members list
```

### List all members in a namespace

```shell
omics workbench namespaces members list --namespace bcd869ca-8a06-4426-a94d-43f9d91e937d
```

List members using the short flag

```shell
omics workbench namespaces members list -n bcd869ca-8a06-4426-a94d-43f9d91e937d
```

List the first 10 members of a namespace

```shell
omics workbench namespaces members list
  --namespace bcd869ca-8a06-4426-a94d-43f9d91e937d
  --max-results 10
```

## Flags:

### `--namespace`, `-n`=`NAMESPACE_ID`

The namespace ID to list members for. Defaults to the active namespace. The namespace ID can be retrieved from the [namespaces list](/products/command-line-interface/reference/workbench/namespaces-list.md) command.

### `--max-results`=`NUMBER`

Limit the maximum number of results printed to the console.

### `--page`=`NUMBER`

Used to set the offset page number. This allows for jumping into an arbitrary page of results.

### `--page-size`=`NUMBER`

Used to set the number of results returned per page (default 100). Reducing the page size can help with poor internet connections.


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