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Replace a user account |
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The Search and Replace functionality allows you to search through a process repository and replace one user with another. For example, if an existing user leaves the company and a new user starts to replace that user, you might want to transfer access rights, roles, To-do items, etc., to the new user.
1.From the Tools menu choose User and then User Accounts.
2.In the User Accounts dialog, from the Tools menu choose User Search and Replace Wizard.
The User Search and Replace Wizard is displayed.
3.Please read the information on the first step, then click Next.
4.Specify the target and source users, then click Next.
Select the target user that you are replacing in the Find text box. Select the source user that you are replacing with in the Replace text box.
Options for handling duplicate users allows you to specify what to do in the case of duplicate users being assigned to the same list, for example if both users are assigned as acknowledgers for a particular diagram. Choose to remove the target where both users exist in the same list or to ignore it and leave both users assigned.
5.Select the process data to include in the operation, then click Next.
6.Choose to run the operation now, or as part of the SSync process, then click Finish.
Note: You will not be able to do anything in the Author Client while the Search and Replace functionality is working. It is therefore recommended that you run the process as a batch job, i.e. out of hours, especially if there is a large amount of data in the process repository.
Viewing and Updating Batch Operations If the operation has been run as part of the SSync process, i.e. as a batch operation, you can view past results and modify the options of any pending items - in the User Accounts window, from the Tools menu choose Batch Operations. A report-style window will be displayed. To edit the options for a pending item, double-click the item. Pending items can also be deleted by selecting them and pressing Delete. To open the log file for a selected item, right-click the item and choose View Log (note that this option is only available for complete and failed items).
Logging A log file is generated that logs the result of the operation (whether it has been run immediately or as a batch operation), including any issues found. The log file is stored in ...\Process Repository\System\Logs\User Search and Replace. |