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‎04-17-2019 10:00 AM
About a year and a half ago we started using LDAP to provision and update all of our users from Active Directory. We have the Locations table (cmn_locations) where all of our Datacenters and field offices are store. What we recently discovered was that when LDAP provisioned a new user, their location was added to the cmn_locations table. So, if someone fat-fingered the city, a new record would be inserted with that invalid city name. We don't really want the location information from the sys_user table to update the cmn_locations table, but we do want the location information for that user. Anyone know where or how that could be getting updated from? I have looked at all the LDAP Import scripts, Scheduled Jobs, Business Rules, etc and don't see anything that is doing that, yet the invalid record that is inserted into cmn_locations was created by the account used to run the LDAP Imports.
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‎04-17-2019 10:09 AM
Check the field map for the city field in the transform map that sets the user's city in sys_user. Is the choice action set to ignore or create?
If it is create, the city will be created in cmn_location when a user is imported to sys_user.
If it is ignore, the city will be left blank in sys_user and the city won't be created in cmn_location.

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‎04-17-2019 10:09 AM
Check the field map for the city field in the transform map that sets the user's city in sys_user. Is the choice action set to ignore or create?
If it is create, the city will be created in cmn_location when a user is imported to sys_user.
If it is ignore, the city will be left blank in sys_user and the city won't be created in cmn_location.
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‎04-17-2019 10:38 AM
Now this is making total sense. Never really took that close of a look into that, but with the Location field in sys_user is a reference to the cmn_locations table. I will mark this as the correct answer. Thanks for the quick response.