CoreOne Application Services

Bug fixes

Resource assignments stay in the state Delete Pending when another role assigns the same resource but with a different context or a different role is assigned to the Core Identity that contains a deny for this resource. This issue has been resolved.
The system identity type attribute ForceChangePasswordNextSignIn is set as “cleanup relevant”. This will be changed in version 9.1.2 where it’s not cleanup relevant by default. If it’s needed in 8.4.4, you can execute the following SQL statement:

UPDATE servicedmcore_system_identity_type_attribute SET is_cleanup_relevant = 0 WHERE (attribute_id = '521');
New resource task feature for all target systems: Deactivate deprovision prevention for prolonged resource assignments, see documentation here: System Connector task features | Resources features

Database

Breaking change: SQL-Statement, das nach Update ausgeführt werden muss:

--  Auto-generated SQL script #202411040936
INSERT IGNORE INTO servicedmcore_system_recurring_task_feature (id,name_key,taskscheduler_task_definition_id,order_id,feature_group_id)
	VALUES (35,'Module.DM.MasterData.TargetSystem.Resource.DeactivateDeprovisionPreventionForProlongedRoleAssignments','8ee5929d98814d69aea5d9f72921c8ff',11,3);


INSERT INTO servicedmcore_system_type__system_recurring_task_feature (system_type_id, system_recurring_task_feature_id)
SELECT x.id, 35
FROM servicedmcore_system_type x
WHERE NOT EXISTS (
    SELECT 1
    FROM servicedmcore_system_type__system_recurring_task_feature y
    WHERE y.system_recurring_task_feature_id = 35
    AND y.system_type_id = x.id
);

CoreOne Suite Dokumentation

Release 8.4.4 - Pilatus

CoreOne Application Services

Bug fixes

Database