Hi Guys, I have in my application two kinds of users that belongs to the sa

Hi ederm,

Adding to what was suggested by @siddharthg837 above, you should perform a check on the assignee before the task assignment.

However, I have made some tweaks in the above code snippet.

if(
rule!Utils_CheckIsNull(
ri!user
),
null,
if(
isusernametaken(
ri!user
),
          if(
          isuseractive(ri!user),
          "User is active",
           "User has been deactivated"
           ),
"Invalid User"
)
)

Using only isusernametaken() won't tell you if the user is an active user or deactivated user. Its because this function only tells if a user has ever been created in the system with the given username. It will even throw "true" for a deactivated user.

There has to be an extra check after that using fn!isuseractive() which will tell if a user has been deactivated or not.

Hi ederm,

Adding to what was suggested by @siddharthg837 above, you should perform a check on the assignee before the task assignment.

However, I have made some tweaks in the above code snippet.

if(
rule!Utils_CheckIsNull(
ri!user
),
null,
if(
isusernametaken(
ri!user
),
          if(
          isuseractive(ri!user),
          "User is active",
           "User has been deactivated"
           ),
"Invalid User"
)
)

Using only isusernametaken() won't tell you if the user is an active user or deactivated user. Its because this function only tells if a user has ever been created in the system with the given username. It will even throw "true" for a deactivated user.

There has to be an extra check after that using fn!isuseractive() which will tell if a user has been deactivated or not.