Hi All, In our project we keep a database of users which is supposed to mir

Mike Schmitt

Certified Lead Developer

over 10 years ago

Hi All,
In our project we keep a database of users which is supposed to mirror the appian-side user accounts. Admins will create users in process which will create user accounts simultaneously with entries in the DB, etc.
My question is: when user accounts on the appian side are auto-disabled for inactivity, is there any signal sent which our process can use to know it should mark that user as disabled in the DB side? We handle this for manual deactivations, but I'm wondering how to keep the data from getting out-of-sync in this case.

Thanks for any feedback......

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0 Myles Weber
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

User accounts that are deactivated due to inactivity are listed at the INFO level in the <APPIAN_HOME>/logs/db_PE1_year-month-day_time.log file.

forum.appian.com/.../Setting_Password_Policies

The following message appears in the logs before a comma-separated list of usernames.

These user accounts were deactivated automatically due to inactivity: `[<usernames>]`
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0 ENOSH EZEKIEL
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over 8 years ago

Is there a way to stop this deactivation of User accounts due to inactivity ?

Because we also have a similar user case, having user accounts for database users. Which is never used for logging in, but is used to execute database related activities.
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