07/21/2023 12:45 PM
Hi Team,
We have requirement to expire request older than 90 days. below are approach we identified
Currently we are using #2 approach. Please let us know if any drawbacks of its in future.
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07/21/2023 12:53 PM
It is better to use Saviynt OOTB box since the config is available. Custom Query job would be advisable only when no ootb config is available.
07/21/2023 12:53 PM
Doing anything directly on database is not best approach, if Product does not have capabilities to expire request then only we should use Custom query job..
RefreshJob: To expire the requests that are in the pending approval status for a long time. You can change the duration to expire the requests through the Expire Request After global configuration. For more information, see Configuring Requests.
Expiry | |
Expires Request After | Use this setting to specify the number of days after which requests expire. |
Notify Email template When Request Expires | Use this setting to select an email template to notify users when the request expires. |
Days to notify before entitlement expires | Use this setting to specify the number of days before entitlement expiration that the user must receive a notification. |
Days to notify before role expires | Use this setting to specify the number of days before role expiration that the user must receive a notification |
Let me know if you have any requirement which can't be fulfilled by OOTB Feature
07/23/2023 08:44 PM - edited 07/23/2023 08:45 PM
Hi @Dev ,
Please always go with the OOTB features wherever it is available. CustomQuery should be the last option when its not possible using the OOTB options as there are limitation for custom query job from an audit and technical standpoint. Hence, I would recommend you to use "Request Expiry Job" and set the number of days in the global configurations.
Also, just curious to know. Was there any reason you went with the custom query approach?