• RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.0
• SecurID Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.2

When one of the applications in a Multi-App Collector, Multi-App Account Collector (MAADC) or Multi-App Entitlement Collector (MAEDC), has no data AND the Multi-App Collector configuration option "If no data collected for an application, REMOVE its previously collected information" is enabled, then the entire Multi-App Collection fails due to the Circuit Breaker.

The collector status shows as:

Aborted (Circuit Breaker)

This issue is resolved in the following patches which adds a new feature to control the behavior of the Circuit Breaker for Multi-App Collectors.

The issue was fixed for Multi-App Entitlement Collectors in:

• RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.0 P08
• SecurID Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.2 P04

The issue was fixed for Multi-App Account Collectors in:

• RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.0 P09
• RSA Governance & Lifecycle 7.5.2 P05

If you want to modify the behavior, set the parameter "circuitBreakeFailureForMultiappCollectorIfAnyMissingApps" in T_SYSTEM_SETTINGS table using the procedure listed below.  This parameter can be set to one of the following values:

• yes - default value.  Circuit Breaker will trip when any application collects no data.
• no - Circuit Breaker is not tripped, and Data Pre-processing is completed.

Steps to verify the current setting of "circuitBreakeFailureForMultiappCollectorIfAnyMissingApps" and changing its value to control the behavior of the Circuit Breaker for Multi-App Collectors:

1. Login as oracle user on the Oracle Database host.
2. Run sqlplus as avuser.
3. Verify the current value set for the parameter (the result will show the value 'yes' as the default):

   select * from t_system_settings where parameter='circuitBreakeFailureForMultiappCollectorIfAnyMissingApps';

4. Update the parameter to change the behavior of the Circuit Breaker for Multi-App Collectors (example showing how to set the value to 'no'):

   update t_system_settings set value='no' where parameter='circuitBreakeFailureForMultiappCollectorIfAnyMissingApps';
   commit;

5. Verify the current value set for the parameter (the result should show the changed value 'no' for the parameter):

   select * from t_system_settings where parameter='circuitBreakeFailureForMultiappCollectorIfAnyMissingApps';

6. Exit sqlplus and run the Multi-App Collectors to observe the changed behavior.