Usability status of the Role-Entitlement Associations feature (aka. Bundle Profile Relations)

Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

8.5p2

Issue:

Dear colleagues,

for our internal tracking we recently sampled together a list of relevant ETNs related to the Role-Entitlement Associations (Bundle Profile Relations) feature.

Maybe you are also interested in case you want to utilize this (great) feature:

ETN Description 8.4p2 8.4p3 8.5p2
IIQTC-514 Performance Improvements BundleProfileRelation Service Fixed Fixed Fixed
IIQSR-927 Option to prevent refresh of all bundles during server startup n/a Fixed New feature
IIQSR-928 The BundleProfileRelation Service no longer creates overlapping work in
clustered environments with more than one IdentityIQ instance.
E-fix available Fixed Fixed
IIQSR-929 The Refresh Role-Entitlement Associations task partitions no longer lock
each other out, allowing the partitions to execute simultaneously.
E-fix requested Fixed Fixed
IIQSR-930 Duplicate BundleProfileRelations are no longer created by the synchronization
service.
E-fix available Fixed Fixed
IIQETN-12796 Massive amount of BundleProfileRelationObject entries created unexpectedly (no relevant change on the Bundle-Profile-Relations for this Bundle) n/a n/a n/a

As of: 02.09.2026

For us the feature is (still) not usable as desired because of the issue tracked via IIQETN-12796. This leads to massive amounts of BundleProfileRelationObjects being created which the Service cannot process anymore in a timely manner.
Resulting from this the correlation model is not up to date anymore after a while (changes happening on the bundle profiles) and therefore not reliable/usable.

We are highly interested in other installation’s experiences and how you are dealing with the current situation.
As a fix for IIQETN-12796 was already requested a long time ago and still there is no e-fix available my assumption is that not many organizations are facing that issue (which solely occurs in multi-server environments).

We are looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
Thank you very much in advance.

Best regards,
Daniel

@daniel_neubert Good information. Thanks for sharing it.

Note: You can also publish it as a Knowledge blog.