I don't want access history db

IdentityIQ (IIQ) IIQ Discussion and Questions
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Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

8.4

Share all details about your problem, including any error messages you may have received.

We are having an issue with the access history database. Is there a way to bring up identityiq without the need for the ah databse?

Thanks.
Pasha

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Hi @pasha,

no the db could be exist but you can desactive the access history

3

Hi @enistri_devo
We have disabled the access history configuration. It still is not letting the identityiq to come up because the identityiqah database has an issue.

It would be great if I could bring it up without the need for activemq or the ah database.

Thanks.

4

Access History requires a configured database connection to function, even if the feature is disabled.

Can you confirm if the database connection for Access History is working? What error message do you see when trying to connect through the IIQ console

5

The database is offline for some issues not related to identityiq.

We don’t need access history at all.

Can we have identityiq without AH?

Thanks

6

No, you need to have an active connection to AH db, that db can’t be offline

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@pasha

I don’t think you can do upgrade without access history db. by default it was disabled so you only need to create access history db and it’s tables.

“The Access History feature is enabled by default for new installations but is disabled by default for upgrades, due to configuration requirements. Refer to the IdentityIQ Access History guide for information on how to configure and enable this feature.”

What’s New in IdentityIQ 8.4 - Compass

Note: As of 8.4, there is a new identityiqah database, which supports the new Access History feature. The identityiqah database must be created as part of the installation, even if you do not intend to use the Access History feature.

8.4 IdentityIQ Installation Guide - Compass

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Thank you guys. We did an upgrade and created the DB as part of the upgrade.

I guess I just have to deal with this as a must have, even if I don’t use it.

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You need the access history tables, but they don’t need to be in a separate database. You can just put them in the same schema as the other tables if you want.