Identity Manager Hotfix 27589 - DPRMembershipAction cannot be executed, because the referenced object has been deleted (230464)

A membership is created and then the "Account"-Object referenced by the DPRMemberShipAcion.ObjectKeyMember is deleted before the membership operations has been executed. The membership operations will then fail, because it cannot find the object any more. This can only happen when DeleteDelay=0 has been configured for the membership table.

Example (LDAP):

[2134002] Error running provisioning.

[1777018] Error executing synchronization project (LDAP Domain ())'s workflow (Provisioning).

[1777124] Error executing projection step (GroupOfNames) of projection configuration (Provisioning (Provisioning)).

[1777219] Error executing synchronization step (GroupOfNames)!

[1777239] The mapping rule (Members) was unable to execute synchronization between system objects (GroupOfNamesRoot) and (GroupOfNamesRoot) successfully!

[1777182] Error resolving references of property (vrtMember@LDAPGroup) for system object (GroupOfNamesRoot)!

[810029] Object of type LDAP user accounts does not exist in database or you do not have the relevant viewing permissions.

An enhancement request (#27589) has been created.

Compatibility of this Hotfix

The following is a list of product versions and platforms compatible with this hotfix.

This hotfix will be included in the next release or service pack.

Updated Items

The following is a list of things updated in this hotfix.

To install this hotfix:

1. Open a SQL Management Solution of your choice (e.g. Toad, SQL Server Management Studio).
2. Create a backup of your existing SQL scripts by selecting each script and choosing: Context Menu | Script ... as | ALTER to | File
3. Execute the included SQL scripts on your database to replace the existing SQL scripts.

For general information on installing a hotfix please refer to the documentation here:

Installing a Hotfix in the One Identity Manager Database

Removing this hotfix

To remove this hotfix:

1. Use the backups you have created to restore the original state of the SQL scripts.