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Sync engine attribute flow aggregated #9

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elling opened this issue Jun 8, 2017 · 2 comments
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Sync engine attribute flow aggregated #9

elling opened this issue Jun 8, 2017 · 2 comments

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elling commented Jun 8, 2017

We have a setup with 14 separate import sync rules for Active Directory, all importing users with the same attribute flows (mostly), separated on OU filtering.

In the report, all the fields that are common between the 14 import sync rules appears 14 times PER rule, so I get 196 listings of AccountName, Email and so on.

Title is imported in 13 of the rules, and gives me 169 listings.. and so on and so on 👎

The sync rules have inbound system scoping filter on DN.

connectedSystemScope,"dnENDSWITHOU=Users,OU=_DK,DC=testlab,DC=local",FIM Service,string,16.11.2015 12:34:22

@NileshGhodekar
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Thanks! We'll display the rule scope when documenting the attribute flows for sync engine. You'll still get as many rows though.

NileshGhodekar added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 10, 2017
…import flows getting duplicated when scoped rules are defined.

Fix - Unlike classic projection rules, sync rules allow you to create multiple project rules for a data source object type.
Fix - Query Resources Expressions messing up with Value Expressions configuration.
Fix - Inbound Scoping Filter configuration  getting printed in Outbound Scoping Filter section.
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Try the latest release v1.17.0610.0. Closing for now.

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