A. Create separate application packages for each user group and manage versions independently within each package.

B. Use the SALTER APPLICATION' command with the 'STAGE VERSIONS clause to explicitly assign specific versions to each user group based on their tag values. For example: 'ALTER APPLICATION my_app STAGE_VERSIONS versioni .1 FOR TAG user_group = 'EarlyAdopters';'

C. Use release directives within a single application package to control version availability based on the application role. Create separate roles for each user group and grant them appropriate privileges.

D. Implement a custom upgrade mechanism within your application logic, querying a configuration table to determine which version each user should receive. This table is updated based on a predefined schedule.

E. Use release directives with tag-based versioning. Tag each user account with a tag indicating their user group (e.g., 'user_group = 'EarlyAdopters"). Then, use the 'STAGE_VERSIONS' clause in the 'ALTER APPLICATION' command to associate versions with these tags, specifying a different activation time for each tag. For example: 'ALTER APPLICATION my_app STAGE_VERSIONS versioni .1 FOR TAG user_group = 'EarlyAdopters' ACTIVATE_AT = '2024-01-01 00:00:00'; ALTER APPLICATION my_app STAGE_VERSIONS versioni .1 FOR TAG user_group = 'StandardUserS ACTIVATE_AT = '2024-01-08 00:00:00';'