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3 weeks ago
Hi Team,
I have an Excel file with the following columns and approximately 300 rows:
Owners (Users)
Groups (Group Names)
Active
Example:
Owners | Groups
User 1 | SSO Group A
User 1 | SSO Group A
User 1 | SSO Group A
User 2 | SSO Group B
User 2 | SSO Group B
User 2 | SSO Group B
User 10 | SSO Group J
User 10 | SSO Group J
Like this, there are approximately 300 rows with duplicate user-group combinations.
I want to achieve the following from scratch using Import Set:
Create Users in sys_user (if not exists) — I was able to create successfully using Coalesce
Create Groups in sys_user_group (if not exists) — I was able to create successfully using Coalesce
Create Group Membership in sys_user_grmember — I am unable to create
Avoid duplicate records
I tried using multiple Transform Maps, but group membership is not getting created properly. The Group value is populated, but the User field is empty in sys_user_grmember.
Any guidance or example would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
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3 weeks ago
I don't see anything utterly wrong :// only thing to review from my end would be "name" on [sys_user] table because the Name is calculated [First name + Last name], so populating directly the Name could bring some mess.. you can try to add more columns and to have it separately for each column/field.
But if users are created correctly then you can ignore this..
could you share the transform map for sys_user_grmember, especially the fields that are coalesce?
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi @Kishore47,
could you possibly provide some details? YOu mentioned transform map, how about mapping, is there any transform script (if so, share it)?
EDIT: are you uploading the excel against what table?
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3 weeks ago
Hi @GlideFather,
Thanks for your response.
I am uploading the Excel file using Load Data, which creates a custom Import Set table: u_user_group_import (auto-created).
I created 3 Transform Maps using the same Source Table:
Transform Map 1 → Target: sys_user
Mapping: Owners → Name (Coalesce enabled)
Transform Map 2 → Target: sys_user_group
Mapping: Groups → Name (Coalesce enabled)
Transform Map 3 → Target: sys_user_grmember
For Transform Map 3, I used an onBefore Transform Script:
(function runTransformScript(source, map, log, target) {
var userGR = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
userGR.addQuery('name', source.u_owners);
userGR.query();
if (userGR.next()) {
target.user = userGR.sys_id;
}
var groupGR = new GlideRecord('sys_user_group');
groupGR.addQuery('name', source.u_groups);
groupGR.query();
if (groupGR.next()) {
target.group = groupGR.sys_id;
}
})(source, map, log, target);Result:
Groups are getting populated
User field is empty in sys_user_grmember
However, I am not very confident with scripting, so I may be missing something. Please let me know exactly what is required or if there is a better approach.
Please let me know if I am missing something.
Thanks again.
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I don't see anything utterly wrong :// only thing to review from my end would be "name" on [sys_user] table because the Name is calculated [First name + Last name], so populating directly the Name could bring some mess.. you can try to add more columns and to have it separately for each column/field.
But if users are created correctly then you can ignore this..
could you share the transform map for sys_user_grmember, especially the fields that are coalesce?
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3 weeks ago
Hi @GlideFather,
Thank you for your suggestion. You are right — First Name and Last Name would be ideal, but the client provided only full names in a single Owners column. So I handled it using an onBefore Transform Script to split the names, and it worked correctly.
Appreciate your help and guidance!
