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Required correct JSON Format for firstname in AD connection

Harish1
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New Contributor II

Hi,

We got a requirement to update the AD firstname based on saviynt preferredfirstname or firstname. we are using the below JSON format in update account json.

"givenName": "${user.preferedFirstName!=null?user.preferedFirstName:user.firstname}"

But the challenge is business team wants to exclude some set of users from this firstname update (AD).

Kindly suggest us the correct format. 

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Amit_Malik
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Valued Contributor II

Hi @Harish1 , reading your post it looks that their is no logic for exclusion and it is just some users to excluded. You can update their CP and use IF else condition, something like below

"givenName": "${if(user.Location=='India' && user.preferedFirstName!=null){user.preferedFirstName} else {user.firstname}}"

Thanks,

Amit

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Harish1
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Hi Amit

Thanks for your response, as we required to completely exclude the set of users with that logic. 

We don't want to update (Bypass) Given Name attribute for some set of ids. 

The above suggested query will update the excluded id also with if or else.

Thanks,

Harish

rushikeshvartak
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You need to use customproperty to define excluded list and use below sample code

"givenName": "${if(user.customproperty60=='excluded' && user.preferedFirstName!=null){user.preferedFirstName} else {user.firstname}}"


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Rushikesh Vartak
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Hi Rushikesh,

Thanks for your response, as we required to completely exclude the set of users with that logic. 

We don't want to update (Bypass) Given Name attribute for some set of ids. 

The above suggested query will update the excluded id also with if or else.

Thanks,

Harish

"E_MAIL":"${if(user.email!=null && user.email?.length() >0) ? user.email : (SAVIYNTNOTCHANGED) else (SAVIYNTNOTCHANGED)}"


Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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"givenName":"${if(user.preferedFirstName!=null && user.preferedFirstName?.length() >0) ? user.preferedFirstName : (SAVIYNTNOTCHANGED) else (SAVIYNTNOTCHANGED)}"

we required that, if prefered firstname is there then given name needs to update with the user.prefered firstname else it needs to be update with user.firstname. But for some set of id's the complete logic(if else) needs to be bypass.

I hope you understand now. as per your suggested query user.firstname not in the scope.

Regards,

Harish

You can bypass using SAVIYNTNOTCHANGED


Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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