5.7.1 User Attributes for Reconciliation

The Lookup.Siebel.UM.ReconAttrMap lookup definition maps resource object fields and target system attributes. This lookup definition is used for performing target resource user reconciliation runs.

In this lookup definition, the Code Key contains the reconciliation attribute of the resource object.

The following is the format of the Code Key and Decode values in this lookup definition:

For single-valued attributes:

  • Code Key: Reconciliation attribute of the resource object

  • Decode: ATTRIBUTE_TYPE;ATTRIBUTE_NAME

    In this format:

    • ATTRIBUTE_TYPE specifies the type of attribute being reconciled. This connector supports reconciliation of both user and employee attributes. Therefore, the value of ATTRIBUTE_TYPE can be Employee, User, or common. Here, common specifies that the attribute being reconciled is both a user and employee attribute.

    • ATTRIBUTE_NAME specifies the name of the target system attribute.

For multivalued attributes (position and responsibility):

  • Code Key: RO_ATTR_NAME~CHILD_RO_ATTR_NAME

    In this format, RO_ ATTR_NAME specifies the reconciliation field of the parent resource object. CHILD_RO_ATTR_NAME specifies the reconciliation field on the child resource object.

  • Decode: Combination of the following elements separated by semicolon (;):

    ATTRIBUTE_TYPE;OBJECT_CLASS;ATTRIBUTE_NAME;TRUE_OR_FALSE

    In this format:

    • ATTRIBUTE_TYPE specifies the type of attribute being reconciled. This connector supports reconciliation of both user and employee attributes. Therefore, the value of ATTRIBUTE_TYPE can be Employee, User, or common. Here, common specifies that the attribute being reconciled is both a user and employee attribute.

    • OBJECT_CLASS is the name of the object class in which the attribute is stored. In other words, it is the business component name.

    • ATTRIBUTE_NAME is the name of the attribute.

    • TRUE_OR_FALSE is used to indicate whether the attribute is primary or secondary. For example, a value of true indicates that the attribute is a primary attribute. A value of False indicates that the attribute is a secondary attribute.