Steps for re-using the same user id of a deleted user in OIM 11g ?

Hello experts,
By Default, in OIM 11.1.1.5.0 it is not allowing to re-use the same user id of a deleted user.
Consider a user with user id as "ABCD1234". The user is deleted from OIM and it is not getting displayed in the user search. But in DB we could see that user details with "Deleted" status. Say accidently this hard delete has happened .
How do we create that user again with same user id ?
What is recommended for such scenario ?
Thanks,
DK

I suggest disable the unique index instead of dropping it using ALTER INDEX <INDEX_NAME> DISABLE command.
Better way to handle this do below
1. disable index
2. update usr_login for deleted user using sql query eg. xx|usr_login and commit it ( update usr set usr_login='xx'|| usr_login where upper(usr_status)='DELETED')
3. enable your index
4. now login to OIM and easily you can create user with the previous user login
In this case your Index is still enbaled so it won't hamper the performancem, because this index is being used in various places for user search.
NOTE: disable any other constraints if required. But, I don't think so. Just disabling unique index will allow you to update"
--nayan

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