Bulk action for Entity events

Bulk actions on the entity events table make it easy to perform asynchronous changes on multiple events. Bulk actions for events are available in the global events table as well as in the identity-specific events table (accessible from the identity detail view).

  • Cancel events,
  • change priority of events,
  • report,
  • ignore in monitoring warning,
  • delete events.

The Cancel events bulk action cancels all selected events. It can only be used on events in the CREATED or RUNNING states. For all other states, no changes will be made.

The task changes the state and then saves the event with the new state. The resulting state will be CANCELED.

This operation is irreversible. Once events are canceled, they cannot be restarted or resumed.

The Change event priority bulk action allows you to update the processing priority of selected events. This operation can only be performed on events in the CREATED state — i.e., events that have been created but not yet processed. It cannot be applied to events in any other state.

The user can choose the new priority for the selected events. The following priority levels are available:

  • *Normal*
  • *High*

This action can be repeated multiple times for events in the CREATED state.

A standard report that is also available in other agendas. It is a simple report of data in a 1:1 state as stored in IdM.

The Ignore event in monitoring bulk action marks the selected event as ignored in the IdM monitoring system. When ignored, the event is assigned the BLOCKED state with the code MONITORING_IGNORED.

After this operation is executed, the event will no longer appear in the monitoring overview. This bulk action is most commonly used on error events caused, for example, by customer infrastructure issues.

The Permanently delete events bulk action removes all selected events, regardless of their current state. The events are processed sequentially, one by one.

This bulk action differs from the red Delete all entity events button located on the right side of this agenda. While both actions perform a permanent deletion, the red button is significantly faster but cannot be limited to a specific set of events — it always deletes all events without selection.
This operation is irreversible. Use it with caution, especially when working with production data.

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