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Newcomer
May 17, 2023

Automated process to disable users based on Inactivity Threshold / Remaining Allowed Inactivity

  • May 17, 2023
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We worked with OneStream to set the Inactivity Threshold to 90 days but discovered inactive users are not automatically Disabled after 90 days - only flagged as 0 days of "Remaining Allowed Inactivity".  I'm assuming we could create a Business Rule or some other process that could query OneStream security data within the system to confirm users who meet the "Remaining Allowed Inactivity" = "0 Days" criteria.  Manual review could work as well but not preferred.

Any suggestions on how this could be automated in OneStream?

Thanks in advance.

2 replies

Newcomer
May 17, 2023

Hi Kevin,


We use something like this on an extender rule which we run from a data management job, which is on the task scheduler to run once a day.

Case Is = ExtenderFunctionType.ExecuteDataMgmtBusinessRuleStep
					
' Get Users
Dim userList As List(Of UserSummaryInfo) = BRApi.Security.Admin.GetUsers(si)
' Loop through users
For Each usr As UserSummaryInfo In userList

	'Get UserName
	Dim objUserInfo As UserInfo = BRApi.Security.Admin.GetUser(si,usr.ToString)
	'Get Remaining Allowed Inactivty
	Dim inactive As String = BRApi.Security.Admin.GetUserAndStatus(si,usr.ToString).LogonStatus.GetNumDaysOfRemainingAllowedInactivity()
						
	'If the user is currently enabled
	If objUserInfo.User.IsEnabled = True Then
		'If no remaining allowed inactivty
		If inactive = "0" Then
			'Disable user
			objUserInfo.User.IsEnabled = False
			'Save User
			BRApi.Security.Admin.SaveUser(si, objUserInfo.User, False, Nothing, TriStateBool.Unknown)
		End If
	End If				
Next

 

Newcomer
May 20, 2023

Thanks for the suggestion.  This code appears to provide the expected result.  We are doing some additional review but hope to deploy in our Production Environment soon.  Thanks for sharing!!