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Identity Manager 8.0 - Configuration Guide

One Identity Manager Software Architecture Working with the Designer Customizing the One Identity Manager Default Configuration Checking Data Consistency Compiling a One Identity Manager Database Working with Change Labels Basic System Configuration Data
One Identity Manager Authentication Module Database Connection Data Configuration Parameters for System Configuration Setting up the Mail Notification System Enabling More Languages for Displaying and Maintaining Data Displaying Country Information Setting Up and Configuring Schedules Password Policies in One Identity Manager Reloading Changes Dynamically TimeTrace Databases Machine Roles and Server Functions Files for Software Update Operating Systems in Use System Configuration Reports Using Predefined Database Queries Managing Custom Database Objects within a Database
The One Identity Manager Data Model Granting One Identity Manager Schema Permissions Working with the User Interface
Object definitions for the User Interface User Interface Navigation Forms for the User Interface Statistics in the One Identity Manager Extending the Launchpad Task Definitions for the User Interface Applications for Configuring the User Interface Icons and Images for Configuring the User Interface Language Dependent Data Representation
Process Orchestration in One Identity Manager
Declaring the Job Server One Identity Manager Service Configuration Handling Processes in the One Identity Manager
Tracking Changes with Process Monitoring Conditional Compilation using Preprocessor Conditions One Identity Manager Scripts Maintaining Mail Templates Reports in the One Identity Manager Custom schema extensions Transporting One Identity Manager Schema Customizations Importing Data Web Service Integration SOAP Web Service One Identity Manager as SPML Provisioning Service Provider Searching for Errors in the One Identity Manager Processing DBQueue Tasks One Identity Manager Configuration Files

Specifying Test Options

Before you run a consistency check you should set the test options you require. The test configuration dialog opens when the Consistency Editor is started.

  • Enable the icon in front of the test name to include a test in the test run.

NOTE: You can change the test options at anytime using the menu item Consistence check | Options....

Figure 11: Specifying Test Options

Table 32: Meaning of the Icons for the Test Options
Icon Meaning
Tests are grouped by themes.
Tests are grouped by types (database, tables , objects).
Tests are displayed as a list.
Tests are grouped by module association.
Tests are displayed with severity level "Error".
Tests are displayed with severity level "Warning".
Tests are displayed with severity level "Information".

Test options are separated into test at database level, table level and object level. There are already predefined tests available. Use user defined tests to run your own tests. You can use the scripts from the script library for these tests. All the scripts from the library that use the following calling syntax are available:

Database test:

Public Sub Methodname (ByRef con As IConnection)

Table test:

Public Sub Methodenname (ByRef dbTable As ITableDef)

Object test:

Public Sub Methodname (ByRef dbObject As ISingleDBObject)

Recording Test Results

During the consistency check, the number of tested objects and the test status is updated in the editor’s list view. Once the test has completed, any error messages are outputted to the Consistency Editor error log.

Table 33: Meaning of Icons in the Error Log
Icon Meaning
Shows all error messages.
Only shows errors in the selected objects list view.
A full description of the error is shown in a separate window.
Fixes the error.
Saves the error messages in a log file.
Deletes the error messages.

TIP: Double-click an entry and a dialog box appears with a detailed description of the error.

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Repairing Errors

NOTE: This Consistency Editor repair function is only available if the current user is authorized to use the function "Option to start automatic consistency check repair function (Common_ConsistencyCheck_Repair)".

The button Repair appears in the Consistency Editor error log if it is possible to repair the error automatically.

To repair incorrect data

  • Select the error in the Consistency Editor log.

    TIP: Use SHIFT + CLICK or CTRL + CLICK to select multiple entries for repair.

  • Start the error correction with Repair.

    The error is corrected directly in the main database connected to the . Subsequent data changes are made with the One Identity Manager Service.

NOTE: When you repair templates, dependent objects may also be changed when the template is rerun. In certain circumstances, this might in result in a large number of objects being changed, saved and even processes being generated.

Compiling a One Identity Manager Database

Compiling a One Identity Manager Database

The One Identity Manager database must be compiled after changes to configuration data. The database compilation is started immediately from the Configuration Wizard or the Database Transporter after a migration package or a customer’s complete configuration package has been imported. Use the Database Compiler to compile the One Identity Manager database after importing hotfixes or when changes have been made to processes, scripts, formatting rules, object definitions, task definitions, and preprocessor relevant configuration parameters.

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