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Odd template behavior in 9.3

henrik a johansson
3 months ago

I have a template for UNSAccountB and when I create an account manually the template works fine, but when I do it using a business role it doesn't work.

This is the relevant portion of the template (they are identical between FullManaged and Unmanaged):

Else
	Dim CentralAccount As String = $FK(UID_Person).CentralAccount$

	If $FK(UID_Person).CCC_ImportSource$ = "ACME" Then
		CentralAccount = CentralAccount.Substring(0, CentralAccount.Length - 4)
	End If

	Value = CentralAccount
End If

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  • 0 3 months ago

    I take it the BR assigns the account definition, right?

    I've made some tests and it works fine in my case.

    • Modified the template for the CN attr on a custom UnsAccountB
    • Created the UNSAccountB and linked a user. The template works.
    • or, located the user in Manager, assigned the corresponding account definition and the template applied, too

  • 0 3 months ago in reply to juancarlos camargo

    Yes, the BR assigns the account def.

    Can you test with moving the template from cn to AccountName and set cn as "Value = $AccountName$"?

  • 0 3 months ago in reply to henrik a johansson

    Confirmed the behaviour as you said.

    Template for CN:

    ...

    If (Sistema="ADM") And $FK(UID_Person).CentralAccount$="odc55" Then
    Value =$AccountName$
    end if

    ...

    Template from AccountName:

    ...

    If $FK(UID_Person).CentralAccount$="odc55" Then
    Value = "odc_test"
    End If

    ...

    Then:

    • I create a new UNSAccountB of system type ADM for identity odc55 and the template works. The resultant cn is "odc_test"
    • I assign an account definition of system type ADM to identity odc55 and it does not work. I reapply templates and works alright. The cn is changed to odc_test

    Strange thing. During my first tests the template assigned the resultant cn a value of "odc_pruebas" and created an account with that cn. Deleted it, double checked the UNSAccountB table to verifiy and yes, it was not there.  Now If I assign an account definition, the name is always "odc_pruebas" although that name is no longer in my templates nor the account exists or  is it pending deletion by a deferred operation. Could be an "account recall from bin" process that I'm not aware of.

    All in all. Doublechecked. Happens as you said.

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  • 0 3 months ago in reply to henrik a johansson

    Confirmed the behaviour as you said.

    Template for CN:

    ...

    If (Sistema="ADM") And $FK(UID_Person).CentralAccount$="odc55" Then
    Value =$AccountName$
    end if

    ...

    Template from AccountName:

    ...

    If $FK(UID_Person).CentralAccount$="odc55" Then
    Value = "odc_test"
    End If

    ...

    Then:

    • I create a new UNSAccountB of system type ADM for identity odc55 and the template works. The resultant cn is "odc_test"
    • I assign an account definition of system type ADM to identity odc55 and it does not work. I reapply templates and works alright. The cn is changed to odc_test

    Strange thing. During my first tests the template assigned the resultant cn a value of "odc_pruebas" and created an account with that cn. Deleted it, double checked the UNSAccountB table to verifiy and yes, it was not there.  Now If I assign an account definition, the name is always "odc_pruebas" although that name is no longer in my templates nor the account exists or  is it pending deletion by a deferred operation. Could be an "account recall from bin" process that I'm not aware of.

    All in all. Doublechecked. Happens as you said.

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