Adding tasks to a Provisioning Process

Create User : "Required for Completion" : tcCompleteTask : C-Completed-Provisioned : None for "Task Effect"

Delete User : "Conditional" : tcCompleteTask : C-Completed-Revoked : None for "Task Effect"

Enable User : "Conditional" : tcCompleteTask : C-Completed-Revoked : "Enable Process or Access to Application" for "Task Effect"

Disable User: "Conditional" : tcCompleteTask : C-Completed-Revoked : "Disable Process or Access to Application" for "Task Effect"

* With above tasks in a provisioning process, when you enable a user, Enable User task in Provisioning process will kick-in. This will kick-in not because of task name but because of Task-Effect configured above.

* With above tasks in a provisioning process, when you disable a user, Disable User task in Provisioning process will kick-in. This will kick-in not because of task name but because of Task-Effect configured above.

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How to define reserved names for tasks?
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* In Design Console GUI --> Administration --> Lookup Definition, Type *trigger* in "Code" text box --> Click Lookup in toolbar menu.
* In Lookup Definition Table --> Select "Lookup.USR_PROCESS_TRIGGERS"
You will get a "Code Key" - "Decode" table

In this table, you will see that task names are defined for a particular operation. For ex: "USR_FIRST_NAME" - "Change First Name"
So if you define a task in Provisioning process with task name "change First Name", then OIM will trigger this particular task when user profile modifies for "First Name" field.

You can extend this table for new tasks if needed.

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Test Case to try:
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Define a provisioning process for resource object Laptop. Add a new task

Create User : "Required for Completion" : tcCompleteTask : C-Completed-Provisioned : None for "Task Effect"

1. Try provisiong this resource object Laptop to test user - tu1. Provisioning will happen.
2. Disable the user. You will see that OIM reports that - there is no task for Disable.

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Notes
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* OIM operates task-based. If a particular task "Disable User" with Task Effect as described above in 10 Provisioning Processes. If a user - tu1 is disabled, then all 10 provisioning processes - tasks will be triggered.