When a compliance rule is checked as part of a request approval workflow (CR – Compliance check, simplified), the violation result reflects the state of the request at the time of evaluation.
As a result, the following behavior may be observed:
• Requests continue to display Compliance violation in Request History, even after a conflicting request is denied.
• Approvers may see a Compliance violation flag although the Rule Violations view for the identity shows no active violations.
• In multi-level or custom approval workflows, later approvers may see a violation indicator that no longer reflects the current IS-state.
This behavior applies to both out-of-the-box and custom approval workflows.
This behavior is intentional and based on the following design principles:
• Compliance rules in approval workflows are evaluated point-in-time.
• The result of the compliance check is written to the order history.
• Order history entries are immutable and not recalculated.
• The Compliance violation label in request lists represents a historical evaluation result, not the current compliance status.
The Rule Violations view evaluates the current IS-state of the identity independently from request history.
Expected Behavior
• The Compliance violation label in Request History remains permanently, regardless of later approval or denial decisions.
• The Rule Violations tab reflects the current compliance status of the identity.
• Historical compliance indicators in request lists do not change.
This behavior ensures auditability and traceability of compliance-related approval decisions.
WORKAROUND:
If required, an administrator may manually recalculate the compliance rule:
There is no supported method to retroactively modify compliance indicators stored in request history.
STATUS:
•This behavior is standard in One Identity Manager 9.3.x
•For One Identity Manager 9.2.1, similar functionality is available via Change Request 461741
•Change Request 461741 was declined for 9.0 LTS.
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