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07-24-2020 08:46 PM
Hi Community,
I hope you can give me directions on this. My issue is on my DEV and QA environment, when were having issues creating access request thru the service catalog. The error message says that we can't submit the access request because the group is empty.
We have this issue with multiple groups ( its a long list). In all of this groups are members on it, but we found that those groups did not have a count in the
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08-13-2020 12:08 PM
I was able to resolved by creating a scheduled job to update the field.
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07-24-2020 09:13 PM
If this is the case, I suggest you to use flow designer to run once & it will resolve you problem. Trigger:schedulea based
Step 1: look up group records to be updated S
2: for each group
2.1 lookup group member records in the sysuser_grp table on the basis of group name
2.2 for each member 2.3 perform operation which you want//make them active or anything.
But I will suggest you a simple idea what I HAVE IMPLEMENETED THAT I have also implemented this what I did I add the manager of the group as group member. As a manager , he should be an active member that will not arise these kind of scenario if there are no active members in the group.at least he will be there as an active member & your catalog will not display this kind of message.
Mark it heplful/correct.
Thanks
Sudhanshu
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07-24-2020 09:17 PM
Hi
But that would automatically update the count every time a group member is added or removed?
As I mention in PROD is working fine, but not sure why in DEV or QA not.
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07-24-2020 09:36 PM
Hi
then simply write a script lookup all records from sysuser_grp table & check the status of each member whether it is actually active/inactive & get your count.
Thanks
Sudhanshu
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08-13-2020 12:08 PM
I was able to resolved by creating a scheduled job to update the field.