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Hello,We are having trouble with the Username generation rules on our Register User Form. We have set an up advanced query for systemUserName generation (based on user's firstname and lastname with various combinations of each), and it is working as ...
Hi team,We have a requirement where we need to use Saviynt as an HR source and for that we are making use of the create/register user form. While we have most of the functionality working, we are facing a problem with users' first and last names in c...
@stalluri Hi Sam,Thank you for replying! We did restart the application after updating the config, and as I mentioned, if I delete the username rule altogether, the username is generated = systemUserName, as expected. But we need the auto-increment ...
Thank you @NM and @rushikeshvartak for your valuable suggestions. I've figured out what I was doing wrong - putting the replace function in 'Values' field instead of the 'Default Values' field. As soon as I put the function in the 'Default Values', i...
@rushikeshvartak wrote:SELECT LOWER(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(${lastname}, ',', ''), ' ', ''), '-', ''), '.', '')) as IDThank you for the suggestion but that did not work either. My user's last name was "us-er 12" and the value stored in cp59 w...
@NM Thank you for the suggestion. However, the thing is, if I do not have a replace function there, it works without problem (e.g., if I simply set 'select ${lastname} as ID', the value of lastname will be stored in cp59 successfully. It does not see...
