Controlling the Provisioning Tasks before EventHandler

In our OIM environment we have Post process create event handler and Post process update event handler.. The order for both these event handlers is LAST.
Now during create of user my custom code is triggering first and after that its evaluating the policies and provisioning the resources but during update of user first the policy evaluation is triggering first then my update code is triggering because of this its taking a lot of time for my trusted recon to complete during updates.
IS there a way that first my postprocess update code gets executed first and then the policy evaluation by provisioning the resources during updates..
The order of access policy evaluation is 6.

Hello,
I was curious about the Neds thing... I've been searching the net for any clue as to the original author. I found the problem in a book entitled "Great Ideas in Computer Science with Java". I wanted to find the original source code the the Neds evolution simulation, but couldn't, so using the little bit of information introduced in the book by the authors of the book (not the student, Joshua Carter, who wrote the original program), I wrote my own simulation called "Neds." I am curious to see how others managed to do it. Would you can to exchanged ideas? Or perhaps did you happen to find the original author's source code or notes?
Thomas J. Clancy

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You don't mention what kind of task it is queued for, or perhaps it's even an action? Or the IdM version for that matter. I'm not sure how changing the views would change anything though.
In case it's a task (ordered, condt., switch etc) the dispatcher has for the latest versions been using the views mxpv_grouptasks_ordered/switch/conditional which already have 1000 row limiters in them.
If it's an action then the runtime should not be much affected by the size or really care how many are in the mxprov_entries view. It might take a few seconds to get the entire list og 60.000 rows if it doesn't add it's own limitation in addition to the action/repid filter. If they're all for the same actionid/repository combination it will just works through it one entry at a time untill it's done and each entry is enclosed in its own transaction so at this point there would be no effect of having a top 1000 or not It's also not possible to split up the queue action/repository combination between multiple runtimes either.
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Hello IDM Gurus,
Needed your help with an issue we're currently facing; We're having an odd problem with provisioning/deprovisioning to our ABAP repositories. For each repository we are using the Add Member/ Remove Member tasks; for all repositoies, both the Add Member and Remove Member event tasks trigger a similar task that basically through the means of a script checks to see whether a user already has privileges within the target repository or not, then accordingly either adds the new privilege to the existing account or creates a new account and adds the new privilege; after the initial check is made, the decision on whether to add the privilege to the existing account or create a new one and add the privilege is done through a uProvision call from the script itself to the appropriate provisioning task for the specific repository in question; the check for whether the account exists or not is done within the Provisioning task itself.The same process is followed for deprovisioning as well. An example of how this would work is:
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Best regards,
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Ok - so I did in fact forget to tick a check box!
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Enterprise Manager, SOA, soa-infra, SOA Infrastructure drop-down, SOA Administration, Workflow Config:
Notification Mode: Email
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Case closed :-)
Kind regards,
- Tom

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<handler name="console-handler"/>
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Help is Greatly Appreciated.

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Just deregister everything before trying it and let us know how it goes.
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Edited by: bbagaria on Jul 22, 2011 5:15 PM

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