Reconciliation for the deleted user accounts on Target Resource

Hi,
I am trying to run reconciliation on a DB Table as the target resource. It is linking the user accounts that are present in the target resource.
But for the user accounts that are deleted on the target resource Reconciliation is not showing any action on the IdM user accounts under resource profile. The resource object link still shows the status "Provisioned".
Ideally when the users are deleted on the target resource User's profile, Does it require any customizations to make the resource assignment status to "revoked" instead of "Provisioned".
Any response would be of great help.
Thanks in advance.

See there could be two possibilities only:
*1) User Status Recovery via trusted Reconciliation*
Associated field in OIM responsible for it - Status field of OIM User Profile -> Check Process Definition for Xellerate User or any Trusted resource in "Reconciliation Field Mappings" section
Valid values are : Active, Disabled and Deleted
*2) Account Status Recovery via target Reconciliation*
Associated field in OIM responsible for it - OIM_OBJECT_STATUS field from Process Data Field -> Check Process Definition for Your custom resource of DB App Table in "Reconciliation Field Mappings" section
Valid values are : Enabled, Disabled and Revoked
So you are trying to achieve the second part.
Hope its clear.
Thanks
Sunny

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