on 07-24-2014 1:27 PM
Hi Experts,
A little time ago , we posted some doubt regarding of how can we fits the attribute userID during user creation on User Interface.
The previous discussion was posted here:
Link abou our issue "scn.sap.com/thread/3532549"
As the Correct Answer:
Alternative 2, add a To IdentityStore pass as part of the task workflow where your logic is implemented in a jscript:
MSKEYVALUE=%MSKEYVALUE%
****AD_USER_ID=$FUNCTION.GENADUSERID(%MX_FIRSTNAME%!!%MX_LASTNAME%)$$
The script is running very well, but when we create a new employee on HR System (No SAP) this this script is not running just for this new user but for all other users already exitents on IDM. The script increase in Mass an not just for new user.
Does anyone know if this can be related with delta configuration, or this kind of validation ( create just for new employe placed on HR) needs to be done inside the script?
THank you very much.
Miguel
Hello Miguel,
is the "Create Identity"-task called by the HR-update-job?
The screenshot in the old thread just shows the three inputs. I guess, there are some more in the used task. Did you check, if the other lines have the dot as a prefix, so that these attributes are only filled (and therefor the script only runs), when the entry is created, but not updated?
If yes and it's missing for those two attributes, just add it.
Regards,
Steffi.
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Miguel,
How should this functionality be called?
You might want to consider using an Event Task when a new MX_PERSON entry is created, this would force IDM to run your job every time a new MX_PERSON is created.
Regards,
Matt
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