ISC Provisioning Retries for N num of times for JDBC and Entra

Hey Sailors,
ISC is trying N num of times provisioning retrys for provisioning failures for JDBC, Entra PIM source n I have set limit on num of retrys as well on JDBC,Entra with provisioningMaxRetries but still I’m seeing multiple retrys in events tab of user on every identity processing either Manual or Automated

Does any one of you come across such scenario ?

PROBLEM : During SIT/UAT some access requests got failed due some connectivity/error in BP rule/provisioning rule

but SYSTEM IS trying to PROVISIONG event after a week despite having provisioningMaxRetries this behaviour of ISC hampering testing

I have gone through https://developer.sailpoint.com/discuss/t/how-to-configure-retries-for-connector-aggregations-and-provisioning-actions/63485

Edit : this is not birthright access it is request based access request

Hi @amulpuru ,If the access item is provisioned through birthright access,then it will try to provision the entitlements after each identity refresh.

Thanks,

Naveen

It not birth right access it is request based

This is for retrying N number of times per process. But if there is a required access item for a user it becomes a sticky access item and ISC will try to provision this forever. Even if the access item is removed by some other means outside the scope of ISC, it will try to reprovision. Only straight forward way to remove these is by REVOKE action

@iamnithesh how ISC knows this is required Access item for particular user as I was not assigning any birthRight Access ,it is just normal access request

-does it documented ?if yes please help with resources
-what are all the conditions that leads a sticky access item for user

throw some light on this please

I might not be able to find you the document, but I have seen several times that a requested item cannot be removed by any other means but REVOKE action. And, that’s why the name “sticky”. They cannot be even removed via Before Provisioning Rule (unless you set assignment = true in the AttributeRequest in the rule)

My best guess would be ISC maintains a database of requested items (of course with End date when applicable) and checks for the items in this table during identity refresh.

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Understood and made a note of it. @gmilunich n removed tag as well

Test DB and production Db as sync enabled in between which is deleting extra test accounts that I have provisioning

As this image says when an account deleted at source level ISC will retry provisioning multiple times

Also I have come across few workarounds better handle this situation with Access profile configuration

As resources shared in this thread I see a way to disable entitlement stickiness for the tenant. Any documentation around the impact?

I’m still monitoring entra will update entra when I found anything