Checking if a Operator ID already exists
Hello,
I'm using an activity to create some operator accounts programatically (using Obj-Open), which means that it's up to me to check whether the operator account names (IDs) I use are taken of not (otherwise, Obj-Open might open an existing account rather than create a new one). Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to do this. Is there a list/page list of all operator accounts on the system that I can compare against, or something similar?
Thanks,
Matt K
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Accepted Solution
CIBC
CA
UPDATE: I ended up using a custom data page for Data-Admin-Operator-ID (made using pxRetrieveAllOperators report) in a data reference list property, which I compare against. Thanks for all the responses!
-Matt K
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Hello Matt,
I ran a trace of an attempt to create a duplicate Operator ID manually (via the ruleform), and it showed that we use the OOTB CheckDuplicates activity to see if an operator ID already exists in the system. You might be able to leverage, or mimic, that activity.
Hope this helps!
-Kurt
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi Matt,
All the opeators are stored in the pr_operators table.This is mapped to "Data-Admin-Operator-ID" class. As suggested by Kurt, you can do obj-open on page of Data-Admin-Operator-ID class and check the current operator against "pyuseridentifier".
-Lakshmi Venkatesh
PEG
PL
You could do Obj-Open on Data-Admin-Operator-ID class. The property name will be pyUserIdentifier
Now, You can have jump condition on StepStatusGood. If user is there it will jump this, if not, you could create an operator.
To create an operator, you could use the model user.
You can take reference of "AuthenticateLDAPVerifyCredentials" activity.
Accepted Solution
CIBC
CA
UPDATE: I ended up using a custom data page for Data-Admin-Operator-ID (made using pxRetrieveAllOperators report) in a data reference list property, which I compare against. Thanks for all the responses!
-Matt K