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Oracle Identity Analytics Business Administrator's Guide 11g Release 1
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Preface

1.  Oracle Identity Analytics Identity Warehouse

2.  Oracle Identity Analytics Importing

3.  Oracle Identity Analytics ETL Process

4.  Oracle Identity Analytics Data Correlation

Understanding Data Correlation

Writing Correlation Rules

Example

Pattern Matching Scenarios

Manual Correlation

To Correlate an Orphan Account to a User

To Change Ownership of an Account

5.  Oracle Identity Analytics Role Engineering and Management

6.  Oracle Identity Analytics Workflows

7.  Oracle Identity Analytics Identity Certifications

8.  Oracle Identity Analytics Identity Audit

9.  Oracle Identity Analytics Reports

10.  Oracle Identity Analytics Scheduling

11.  Oracle Identity Analytics Configuration

12.  Oracle Identity Analytics Access Control

13.  Audit Event Log and Import-Export Log

Pattern Matching Scenarios

Various pattern matching scenarios can be created in order to match the users to their entitlements.

This feature is explained using an example. Assume a user has the following attributes:

FirstName="John"

LastName="Cook"

The following pattern-matching scenarios can be created:

Rule
Result
Description
$account.FirstName$account.LastName
"JohnCook"
Consolidates FirstName and LastName without any space or special characters in between
$account.FirstName(-10)
"John "
Sets the text space to 10, leaves space after the FirstName
$account.FirstName(+10)
" John"
Sets the text space to 10, leaves space before the FirstName
$account.FirstName(/_/+10)
"______John"
Sets the text space to 10 and prints an underscore before the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(/_/-10)
"John______"
Sets the text space to 10 and prints an underscore after the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(3)
"John"
Sets the minimum number of characters to 3.
$account.FirstName(+5)
" John"
Sets the text space to 5 and prints blank space before the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(+2.3)
"ohn"
Deletes all characters after the third one from right side of the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(-2.3)
"Joh"
Deletes all characters after the third one from the left side of the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(-1.1)
"J"
Deletes all characters after the first one from the left side of the FirstName.
$account.FirstName(-1.1)$account.LastName
"JCook"
Deletes all characters after the first one from the left side of the FirstName and inserts LastName.
$account.FirstName(-1.1)_$account.LastName
"J_Cook"
Deletes all characters after the first one from the left side of the FirstName and inserts an underscore and LastName.

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