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Hi,
in the past we used a bunch of scripts to automatically provision services to our nes OCS users. In OCS 9.0.4 (R2) we used the uniuser and unidsdiff commands for this.
As it seems that Oracle has left these switches behind in the new binaries in the OCS 10g, I wonder if anybody has found a possibility to provision OCS services to users without using either the provisioning console or having to enter a admin pw in the terminal?
This is more than bad, since I think that many customers of either the OCS 9.0.4.2 and stand alone calendars have been using this method for auto-provisioning and now Oracle has cut off this connectivity.
In case anybody knows a other way around I would be very interested it that.
Regards,
Stephan

Thanks Martin for replying.
What I understood is Attach a task which will check if resource X is provisioned or not, if not provisioned then initiate provisioning of ResX.
I think even in this case also , if we are trying to provision userA simultaneously Res1 & Res2 , after successful provisioning both resources, will trigger the task to check if ResX is provisioned or not , it will return false and both resource will trigger auto provisioning of ResX. Anyway I will try this option and update.
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