Unable to create attribute change rule with RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle 6.9.1P08 or later when the condition uses Is Deleted or Deleted Date
Originally Published: 2016-09-06
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Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 6.9.1 P08 or later
Issue
- Go to Rules > Create Rule.
- Select Type: "Attribute Type" with the Condition: "When change is detected for existing users" and "Users with the following attribute changes."
- You cannot select Is Deleted or Deleted Date from the drop down list.
Cause
Is Deleted and Deleted Date attributes are only populated for deleted user identities. In the attribute change rule, we are comparing two user entities: the previous entity versus the new entity. If there is any change in any of these attributes for newly/latest collected user identities, we capture them as attribute changes. But in the case of deletion, there is no previous entry in the table for the collected user; therefore, there is no way to compare the values so they will never be flagged by an attribute change rule. These columns were removed from the drop-down menu since their existence makes no sense for this rule type and causes confusion to the end-user.
Resolution
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