How to get a list of all active and deactivated users in an environment?

For Admin:
In designer view, under people tab you can find the list of active and deactivated users.
For End Users:
A process might have to be built to make the data available to the user on the apps view.

Thank you for coming back to me. Ideally we are looking for a way to be able to download that list of Active Users so that we don't need to use the paging function as we want to compare it to our list of AD users. Is it possible to export?

Thanks

You could build a process that uses the getdistinctusers() function to build your list and then format your output as needed.

For more information on getdistinctusers() take a look at the Scripting Functions documentation.

forum.appian.com/.../Appian_Scripting_Functions

@eric: thank you. this is a great info, i was also looking for such function to generate list of active/deactive users

I would also really like to get a list of deactivated users into a process variable. However, I cannot get from the above how this is done. I understand the getdistinctusers rule, but then you'd still need to reference a specific group, and I can't actually find the group with deactivated users.
How have you guys managed this?

If you want a non-OOB solution, try the People functions plugin. It has isuseractive which could be iterated across an array of users.

Check it out:
forum.appian.com/.../people

Thanks Terry.
However, I think using that plugin to search all deactivated users would imply that i already have an array of all users and i don't. I was really hoping people could explain the OOB solution mentioend above, because it seems to have worked for Suresh and Eric, and I can't see how!

Hi jdegraaf - I have exactly the same problem - there is no specific group to use the getdistinctusers rule against. I tried to create a rule to create a new group however the property of "status" is not available. ie: where Status = 0 (deactivated).

Did you find a solution to this?

Jen

Jen,
didn't get to make this work OOB, we had to install the 'User Search Expression' plugin (do a search on this and you'll find it). Once installed, you can use the getdeactivatedusersby rule to pass all deactivated users into a variable.