In our existing Appian user accounts, we have duplicated users with the same emp

Will Teoh over 11 years ago

In our existing Appian user accounts, we have duplicated users with the same employeeID (set as customField1). I have to do housekeeping to deactivate the duplicated user accounts based on the duplicated employeeID. What is the best way to do it?

I have looked at intersection, union, wherecontains, contains, distinct... But I have no idea how to implement any of these function to achieve my objective. Any ideas?

Thanks!
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago

Is this one user of lots of users? The user-id is the main field used to identify a user in Appian. I'd like to how how customField1 comes into play in your case.
In general, if you're in Appian 7.x, you can write a process that looks into all members of groups 'All Users' and reads their property and does whatever action you want to perform. In prior versions, create a group and set the membership based on rule where email contains @. That should include all the users.
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago

Is this one user of lots of users? The user-id is the main field used to identify a user in Appian. I'd like to how how customField1 comes into play in your case.
In general, if you're in Appian 7.x, you can write a process that looks into all members of groups 'All Users' and reads their property and does whatever action you want to perform. In prior versions, create a group and set the membership based on rule where email contains @. That should include all the users.
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