Target Synchronization with the Synchronization Editor
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
Setting up Synchronization
Starting the Synchronization Editor
Creating a Synchronization Project
Running Synchronization
Synchronization Analysis
How to Create a Synchronization Project
How to Edit a Synchronization Project
How to Delete a Synchronization Project
General Properties of a Synchronization Project
Specifying the Script Language in Synchronization Projects
Templates for Creating Synchronization Projects
Restricting System Access
How to Configure Synchronization
Setting Up Mappings
Overview of schema Classes
Customizing Synchronization Configuration
Checking Synchronization Configuration Consistency
Activating the Synchronization Project
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 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 Filter
Extended Synchronization Step Properties
Show Execution Plan
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 Variables in Scripts
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
Maintenance Mode
Specifying a Schedule
Setting up Base Objects
Log View Toolbar
How to Display Synchronization Logs
Target System Synchronization
Help for Analyzing Synchronization Issues
Setting up Synchronization with Default Connectors
Updating Existing Synchronization Projects
Additional Information for Experts
Error log
Additional Properties of a Mapping
Extended Properties for Start Up Configuration
Using Local Cache
Schema Browser
Creating Project Templates
How can Custom Tables be Included in Synchronization
Verifying Scripts
Starting Synchronization
Defining Downstream Processes
Processing Synchronization Steps
Synchronization Configuration Export
Operations for Provisioning Processes
Creating Synchronization Projects Automatically
Error Handling
Appendix: Example of a Configuration File
How to Add Virtual Schema Properties
Setting up Synchronization > How to Configure Synchronization > Setting Up Mappings > How to Add Virtual Schema Properties
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Important: Schema Data model of a connected system. The schema describes all the master data from the connected system. see target system schema; see One Identity Manager schema; see connector schema; see extended schema properties should only be added, modified or deleted by experienced Synchronization EditorOne Identity Manager tool for configuring target system synchronization. users and system administrators. |
To add a virtual schema property
- Select the category Mappings.
- Select a mapping in the navigation view.
- Click
in the schema view menu bar.
- Enter details for the virtual schema property.
- Click OK.
The icon
marks custom virtual schema properties in the schema view.
How to Display and Edit Schema Properties
Setting up Synchronization > How to Configure Synchronization > Setting Up Mappings > How to Display and Edit Schema Properties
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Important: SchemaData model of a connected system. The schema describes all the master data from the connected system. see target system schema; see One Identity Manager schema; see connector schema; see extended schema properties should only be added, modified or deleted by experienced Synchronization EditorOne Identity Manager tool for configuring target system synchronization. users and system administrators. |
To edit a virtual schema property
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NOTE: Only user specific virtual schema properties can be edited. |
- Select the category Mappings.
- Select a mapping in the navigation view.
- Double-click on the schema property in the schema view.
- Edit the schema property details.
- Click OK.
How to Delete Virtual Schema Properties
Setting up Synchronization > How to Configure Synchronization > Setting Up Mappings > How to Delete Virtual Schema Properties
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Important: SchemaData model of a connected system. The schema describes all the master data from the connected system. see target system schema; see One Identity Manager schema; see connector schema; see extended schema properties should only be added, modified or deleted by experienced Synchronization EditorOne Identity Manager tool for configuring target system synchronization. users and system administrators. |
To delete a virtual schema property
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NOTE: Only user specific virtual schema properties can be deleted. |
- Select the category Mappings.
- Select a mapping in the navigation view.
- Select the virtual schema property in the schema view.
- Click
in the schema view menu bar.
- Confirm the security prompt with Yes.
Editing Property Mapping Rules
Setting up Synchronization > How to Configure Synchronization > Setting Up Mappings > Editing Property Mapping Rules
Property mapping rules describe how the target system schema properties are mapped in the One Identity Manager schema. You can specify whether the permitted mapping direction is taken over from the mapping for each property mapping rule. You can also specify a different mapping direction than the one in the mapping.