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Re: Failed AD privileges

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Hi All,

 

Thanks for your prompt reply!

 

Now I have fixed the issue. Special thanks to Jai and Tero to explain the solution step by step.

 

A small modification i have done in first pass of my job to fix the issue.

 

Jai Proposed that

 

1) Create a temp table (something Z_TEMP) with list of users who has failed assignments. SQL would be a

 

select mcThisMSKEYVALUE, mcOtherMSKEYVALUE, mcuniqueid from idmv_link_ext with (nolock) where mcothermskeyvalue like 'PRIV%AD_rep%' and mcExecState = 4 or mcExecStateHierarchy = 4


here query output was all failed privileges and roles as and operation was working between mcothermskeyvalue like 'PRIV%AD_rep% and mcExecState = 4 only; not with the mcExecStateHierarchy = 4.


I have corrected the query as


select mcThisMSKEYVALUE, mcOtherMSKEYVALUE, mcuniqueid,mcExecState,mcExecStateHierarchy  from idmv_link_ext with (nolock)

where mcothermskeyvalue like 'PRIV%' and (mcExecState = 4 or mcExecStateHierarchy=4)

 

and now its working perfectly.

 

Thanks everyone once again.

 

I will appreciate if somebody will explain my few doubts or link me the URL where i can find the answer of my doubts-

 

  • What is the difference between mcExecState and mcExecStateHierarchy?


I have got below value for few users. PRIV:XXXXX and PRIV:XXXXX status is same (failed) then why values are different.

 

mcThisMSKEYVALUEmcOtherMSKEYVALUEmcuniqueidmcExecStatemcExecStateHierarchy
ABC123PRIV:XXXXX12345640
ABC123PRIV:XXXXX12348914

 

  • What is mcuniqueid and LINK ID and how SAP IDM creates these fields?


  • Why we need to use BYPASS_MEMBER_TASK=1 while deleting and then adding the privilege back to the user.

 

Regards,

C Kumar


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