Chapter 2 • Synchronizing at a Glance

 

 

 

Check Name

Check Description

 

 

 

 

Fields mapping

Checks that a field mapping is defined between the

 

defined

endpoints and that it can be obtained by the

 

 

Synchronizer.

 

 

 

 

Consistency of

Checks that if a field mapping is defined from the

 

mapping and

endpoint, the link is set to handle record creation or

 

endpoint events

updates in the other endpoint. Also checks that if the link

 

 

is set to handle record creation or updates in the

 

 

endpoint, a field mapping is defined to the endpoint.

 

 

 

 

Checks Performed on Link Field Mappings

An integrity check performs the following checks on the field mappings you define for the link. The Synchronizer also performs these checks when you check the field mappings when you create or configure a link. Depending on the type of field mapped, not all of these checks are performed for every identity mapping.

Check Name

Check Description

 

 

Required fields

Checks that required fields in the destination endpoint

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are mapped to a field in the source endpoint, or are

 

assigned a constant value. If this is not the case, the check

 

fails.

 

In addition, checks that recommended fields in the

 

destination endpoint are mapped to a field in the source

 

endpoint, or are assigned a constant value. If this is not

 

the case, the check passes with a warning.

 

 

Field existence

Checks that the field exists in the endpoint.

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Field types match

Checks that if a mapping exists between fields of different

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types, the values can be converted between the types.

 

 

Fields length match

For string type fields (String, Multi value list, Single value

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list, User list), checks that the maximum length for values

 

for each of the fields in a mapping is the same. If the

 

maximum length is different, the check passes with a

 

warning that some values may be truncated.

 

 

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