Disable the account instead of deleting it in Application Owner Certification when we revoke the account

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As we are all aware, in the Application Owner Certification, when we revoke the account, the account will be deleted in the native application.

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But if you have a requirement that you want to disable the account instead of delete it, then you can try with the entry called (<ProvisioningConfig deleteToDisable=“true”/) in the application (by adding it to the application from the Debug page). But that may create an issue with the default behavior of deleting accounts (in Manage Accounts).

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So for that, without disturbing the OOTB functionality of Manage Accounts (Delete), what we can do is write a simple code in the before-provisioning rule of the application that checks if the request (Source) is a Certification, Delete request and then disables the account instead of deleting it. Here is the code for that.

Code:

String userId = "";
  List accRequests = plan.getAccountRequests( application.getName() );
  for ( AccountRequest accReq : accRequests )
  {
    if(accReq.getOp() == ObjectOperation.Delete &amp;&amp;  null != plan.getSource() &amp;&amp; plan.getSource().equals("Certification") &amp;&amp; null != accReq.getNativeIdentity() )
    {
      plan.remove(accReq);

      userId = accReq.getNativeIdentity();
      AccountRequest disableActReq = new AccountRequest();
      disableActReq.setOperation(AccountRequest.Operation.Disable);
      disableActReq.setApplication("AppName");
      disableActReq.setNativeIdentity(userId);
      log.error("Added the account request for disable: ");

      plan.add(disableActReq);
    }

  }
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Hi @bhanuprakashkuruva, Appreciate your efforts!

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Thank you @VinodC. :+1:

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Thanks for Sharing :blush:

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This is helpful.
Did you check the option adding flag deleteToDisable ?

<ProvisioningConfig deleteToDisable=“true”/>

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Hi @vishal_kejriwal1 ,

Yes, I have checked it. The problem with this is that the default behavior of deleting an account from manage account will not be working. Every time a disabled operation is performed, whenever a delete provisioning request comes to the application, it is changing the usefulness of the OOTP operation, which is needed many times.

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Yes true .
But we need to be careful with adding condition into before provisioning rule as the condition will be check for each and every r transaction for the application.

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Yeah, you are right. That’s why we are checking conditions that if plan’s (request) source is Certification and delete operation only, then do this.

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This is helpful. I will try to execute the same to observe the behaviour.

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Thank you, Vivek. You can try.