Objects' XML representations can be extracted from IdentityIQ through the IIQ console using the export and checkout commands. The export command writes all objects of one or more types to a single XML file. The checkout command writes a single named object to an XML file.
Frequently, customers want to get all objects of a given type out of the system at once but need them all in separate files (e.g. to store them separately in a source code repository). Though there is no built in console command that does bulk exports into separate files, the attached Perl script can take the output from an export command and parse it into separate files per object.
How to use this script:
Download the script to the filesystem where IdentityIQ is installed.
Use the export command to export all objects of a given type from the console. Note: This script only parses export files that were created with the -clean option (ID values stripped).
Run this script, providing the export filename and the target directory name. (When no target directory is specified, split files will be written to a subdirectory of the current directory called splitOut.)
throw"ERROR: Something is broken in the XML input."
}
} elseif ($thisLine -match $baseObjEndRegex) {
if ($skipRecord -eq 0) {
Add-Content$outFileName$thisLine
Add-Content$outFileName"</sailpoint>"
} else {
$skipRecord = 0
}
} else {
if ($skipRecord -eq 0) {
Add-Content$outFileName$thisLine
}
}
}
}
Write-Host"nXML Split out operation complete.n"
#FINISHED
For the commands to initiate this one, I created a second PowerShell script to call the one above with the commands (good when you need to export and compare baseline to production differences where exports are at different locations:
