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Reserved words must not be duplicated within object config in IdentityIQ
Reserved words must not be duplicated within object config in IdentityIQ
IdentityIQ is designed by default to be highly configurable and flexible, but there are some items which are not designed to be duplicated by default. One of those key items is described within the product's init.xml file - the Reserved Word. Reserved Words reflect items that may not have duplicate definitions within the configuration of the product or there will be conflicts and errors if you choose to ignore this warning and act as if the reserved words do not matter.
IdentityIQ does describe the reserved words for you though, as an entry key within the init.xml file, which is located here:
$SPHOME/WEB-INF/config/init.xml
beginning at around line 871 you will find this entry in that file:
<entry key='identityAttributesReservedWords' value='name, bundles, bundleSummary, exceptions, lastRefresh, lastLogin, capabilities,
scorecard.compositeScore, manager, email, firstname, lastname, inactive' />
which lists all of the single-use reserved words within the product. Re-use of these words will cause issues and you are hereby informed that this practice will not result in favourable outcomes.
