Basically you are trying to edit the value of an attribute for users that may not be in that OU.
You would need to search for all users that have that value in their multi-valued attribute, then change that value, then rename the OU.
There is no out of the box task that could do both steps at once. you would have to create a custom path like:
Search for all users to create a list.
Save the current values of the attribute
AP, CAM, BILL
Edit the values of the attribute
Accounts Payable, CAM, BILL
Perform a bulk modify user task to write the new value
Accounts Payable, CAM, BILL
Rename the OU
Bill Patton
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-22-2020 02:01 PM
From: Darius Greene
Subject: IDM BLTH
Hello,
We have a requirement for our organization where we are trying to streamline the management of the users cost center codes in our offices.
Here is a example:
Our offices are represented by OUs in AD.
Each office supports a couple of cost centers: AP, CAM, BILL --> this is current a phyiscal attribute in AD called "CC" for cost center
Each user is tied to one or more cost centers --> on their user profiles in AD, they the attribute CC and the cost center(s) they are tied to.
What we are trying to do is implement some java blth so that if we update or delete one of the cost centers assiciated with the office (OU), the change for all users in the OU.. lets say we change AP to "accounts payable" then we would need all the user's CC values that were AP to be "Accounts Payable"
Can anyone provide some input on what methods we can use to have IDM process this when we create a modifyorganization event task?