Azure AD Partitioning Setup

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Hi All,

We have enabled partitioning in Azure AD. When partitioning is applied to other connectors, the results are displayed in ranges such as 1–1000, 1001–2000, and so on. but, in Azure AD, we are unable to see this partitioned data.

We have also added the user partitioning filter in the application, but the same partitioning result is still being shown. Could you please help us understand how to verify whether partitioning is actually present and working in Azure AD.

Thanks,

Ranjith M.

@Ranjith25 Its looks like you are pulling only 7 accounts from target, that’s why it is showing like this. Check your accounts filter used in application configuration.

What userPartitions attribute have you set on your application? The search filter may not be working resulting in this behaviour.

Hello @Ranjith25 ,

I guess Azure AD does not support numeric based partitioning, it supports filter-based partitioning.

Please check below documents:

Aggregation, Filter, and Partitioning Settings

Thanks

@Ranjith25 Could you please share you have configured in userPartitions attribute in your app xml? Connector uses this attribute to determine the partitioning criteria.

Hi @Pankaj_IAM_SailPoint , @SanjeevIAM , @SivaprakashRNTBCI , @neel193 ,

When I apply user partitioning (Filter based), the task results are displayed in the same way as before and do not show partitioned ranges (e.g., 1000–2000, etc.). I reviewed the documentation but couldn’t find anything useful regarding this behavior.

My question is: does Azure AD support displaying partitioned task results, or is it expected that the task results will not show partition-wise details(e.g., 1000–2000, etc.) even when partitioning is enabled?

Could you please clarify if this is expected behavior or if any additional configuration is required?

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@Ranjith25 Partitioned range is not fixed for every applications. It depends on the filters you are using. For Google Apps, if you have partition based on alphabets, then it will only show 26 partition and will not show the range similarly other applications have their own way of handling partitions.
This is an expected behaviour with Azure AD as well.