You connect to the One Identity Manager database when you log into the Synchronization Editor
Other system connection properties are saved in the synchronization project
Target system synchronization with the Synchronization Editor
Working with the Synchronization Editor
Synchronization Editor views
Status bar information
Menu items
Customizing the program settings
Wizard for entering filters
Support for scripting
Save changes permanently
Establish remote connection
Run Synchronization Editor without target system connection
Working with an encrypted database
Changing a synchronization user's password
Basics of target system synchronization
Synchronization Editor communications
How are schemas mapped
What are filters?
What is a scope?
How does revision filtering work?
How does dependency resolution work?
Unresolvable references
Direction of synchronization and mapping
Mapping against the direction of synchronization
Detecting rogue modifications
Synchronizing user data with different systems
Deleting objects in One Identity Manager
How to remove unnecessary project data
Updating schemas
Synchronizing and provisioning memberships
Performance and memory optimization
Improving loading performance
Concurrence behavior of synchronization objects
Setting up synchronization
Starting the Synchronization Editor
Creating a synchronization project
Running synchronization
How to create a synchronization project
How to edit a synchronization project
How to delete a synchronization project
General properties of a synchronization project
Synchronization project migration data
Specifying the script language in synchronization projects
Templates for creating synchronization projects
Restricting system access
Configuring synchronization
Setting up mappings
Overview of schema classes
Customizing the synchronization configuration
Checking the consistency of the synchronization configuration
Activating the synchronization project
Defining start up sequences
Mapping editor
How to create a mapping
How to edit a mapping
How to delete a mapping
Properties of a mapping
Schema class properties
Edit schema properties
Setting up synchronization workflows
How to add virtual schema properties
How to display and edit schema properties
How to delete virtual schema properties
Editing property mapping rules
How to create property mapping rules
How to edit property mapping rules
How to delete property mapping rules
Property mapping rule details
Editing object matching rules
Toolbars in the workflow editor
How to create a workflow
How to edit a workflow
How to copy a workflow
How to delete a workflow
Creating workflows with the workflow wizard
Properties of a workflow
Editing synchronization steps
Connecting systems
How to create synchronization steps
How to edit synchronization steps
How to delete synchronization steps
General properties of a synchronization step
Specifying processing methods
Specifying quotas
Rule filters
Extended synchronization step properties
Showing implementation plans
How to edit system connection properties
System connection properties
Configuring the synchronization log
Editing the scope
Using variables and variable sets
How to create variables
How to edit variables
How to delete variables
How to create specialized variable sets
How to delete specialized variable sets
Variable properties
Using scripts in variables
Setting up start up configurations
How to create start up configurations
How to edit start up configurations
How to delete start up configurations
Start up configuration properties
Grouping
Maintenance modes
Specifying a schedule
Setting up base objects
Simulating synchronization
Starting synchronization manually
Running start up sequences
Monitoring start up sequences
Handling unexpected interruption of synchronization
Resetting revisions
Synchronization analysis
Toolbars in the log view
How to display synchronization logs
Target system synchronization
Help for analyzing synchronization issues
Setting up synchronization with default connectors
Updating existing synchronization projects
Script library for synchronization projects
Views in the script library
Adding scripts to script libraries
Editing scripts in the script library
Using scripts across projects
Additional information for experts
Additional properties of a mapping
Extended properties for start up configuration
Using the local cache
Schema browser
Schema editor
Using custom project templates
Troubleshooting errors when connecting target systems
Configuration parameters for target system synchronization
Configuration file examples
Creating project templates
Creating synchronization projects from a custom project template
Managing project templates
Include custom tables in the synchronization
Validating scripts
Starting synchronization
Defining downstream processes
Processing synchronization steps
Exporting a synchronization configuration
Operations for provisioning and single object synchronization
Load balancing during provisioning and single object synchronization
Automatically create and update synchronization projects
Customizing the configuration file
Maintaining the data store
Disabling the synchronization buffer
Pausing handling of target system specific processes
Troubleshooting
Parameter definitions
Global definitions
Defining the editor for new synchronization projects
Defining the editor for existing synchronization projects
Synchronization Editor Command Line Interface
Synchronization Editor Module for Windows PowerShell
Connecting systems
How to edit system connection properties
To edit database connection properties
- Select the Configuration > One Identity Manager connection category.
The sections General, Scope
- To edit general properties of the database connection, select the General view and click Setup....
To edit target system connection properties
- Select the Configuration > Target system
The sections General, Scope, Connection parameters, and Schema classes are displayed in the document view with the target system connection properties.
- To edit general properties of the target system connection, select the General view and click Setup....
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System connection properties
The following information about system connections is mapped
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| System connection | Default display value for the system connection.
NOTE: If the connection parameters of the connected system |
| Setup... | Opens a dialog box for editing the system connection's general properties and configuring the contents of the synchronization log. |
 Updating schemas |
Updates the schema.
The synchronization project is saved before the schema is updated. This allows the existing schema to be reloaded if an error occurs during update. NOTE: The synchronization is deactivated if the schema of an activated synchronization project is updated. Reactivate the synchronization project to synchronize. |
 Shrink schema... |
All schema types of the respective schema, which cannot be used in the synchronization project, are deleted from it. You can select schema type to be retained even though they are not used. |
 Browse... |
Start the Target System Browser.
Use the target system browser to view the target system data/One Identity Manager database. You can add, change, and delete system objects. You can test virtual schema properties. The variable set selected in the Synchronization Editor |
 Edit connection... |
Starts the system connection wizard.
The system connection wizard allows you to edit the connection parameters of the current system connection, for example, if the synchronization server NOTE: Certain connection parameters correspond with the loaded schema. If these connection parameters are changed, the schema must be updated in the synchronization project so that synchronization can be configured and run successfully. This is necessary, for example, if the connection to another One Identity Manager database is established that has a different schema to the connection database.
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| Connection parameter | Lists all connection parameters. You can define connection parameter values as variables in order to use one synchronization configuration for synchronizing different target systems. |
| ScopeSection of a connected system which should be synchronized. The scope is defined with a filter. |
Specifies whether a scope is defined. You can edit the scope. |
| SchemaData model of a connected system. The schema describes all the main data from the connected system. see target system schema; see One Identity Manager schema; see connector schema; see extended schema Classes |
All schema classes are listed in groups of schema types. |
| Schema browserSynchronization Editor components, in which details of the entire schema of the connected target system and the details of the entire One Identity Manager schema are mapped. |
This displays the target system schema with all its schema types and their properties.
The schema browser is only available in expert mode. |
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Schema | Name of the schema. |
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Display name |
Schema display name. |
| Connection is read-only | If this option is set, the system connector only has read access to the target system. Write operations are not run, only logged. Changes to objects in the One Identity Manager database are not provisioned in the target system. |
| Retry count | Number of attempts at establishing the connection. |
| Delay between retries | Time delay between retry attempts. |
| Create synchronization log | Specifies whether a synchronization log with detailed information about the synchronization object is created. |
| Data to log | Data to be recorded in the synchronization log. |
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Configuring the synchronization log
All the information, tips, warnings, and errors that occur during synchronization
To configure the content of the synchronization log
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Edit the system connection properties.
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To configure the synchronization log for target system connection, select the Configuration > Target system
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To configure the synchronization log for the database connection, select the Configuration > One Identity Manager connection category in the Synchronization Editor.
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Select the General view and click Configure.
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Select the Synchronization log view and set Create synchronization log.
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Enable the data to be logged.
NOTE: Some content generates a particularly large volume of log data. The synchronization log should only contain data required for error analysis and other analyzes.
- Click OK.
Synchronization logs are stored for a fixed length of time.
To modify the retention period for synchronization logs
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In the Designer