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tutorial:adm:systems_identifier-chaos-mismatch-uppercase [2019/07/31 14:48]
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| User account identifiers might have a different format in one system than in another, e.g. prefixed, suffixed, uppercase/lowercase. This would be no big deal if CzechIdM was configured only to provision data to this system. However in a situation where we also need to synchronize the data including the identifier (e. g. the system is the only/the most complete source of usernames) from the system to CzechIdM and store the identifier in it's "normalized" form (e. g. without the prefix, suffix or in uppercase/lowercase), you need to use a transformation script both during the synchronization and during the provisioning. In this tutorial you will learn how to configure to work correctly for the Account Management module. This tutorial won't help you with the case with no exact rule of "de-normalization" of the identifier" | User account identifiers might have a different format in one system than in another, e.g. prefixed, suffixed, uppercase/lowercase. This would be no big deal if CzechIdM was configured only to provision data to this system. However in a situation where we also need to synchronize the data including the identifier (e. g. the system is the only/the most complete source of usernames) from the system to CzechIdM and store the identifier in it's "normalized" form (e. g. without the prefix, suffix or in uppercase/lowercase), you need to use a transformation script both during the synchronization and during the provisioning. In this tutorial you will learn how to configure the mapping to work correctly for the Account Management module. This tutorial won't help you with the case with no exact rule of "de-normalization" of the identifier" |
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| ===== System mappings ===== | ===== System mappings ===== |