What is the easiest way to include Reconciliation Policy information ( incremental scheduling, full scheduling, etc) into a source control system? The only place I can find that code is in TaskSchedule objects and this seems like it uses dynamically generated ID names for the resources instead of the names. Not very source control friendly!
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indie_idm
Hi,
You may delete the id part from the task schedule when you want to add to source control(id is only for IDM reference).
Next time if you modify this task schedule and import this to IDM, it will associate the same task, based on the readable name.
The ID that you see for the task schedule is basically an encrypted string generated by IDM using encryption key specific to server.
eg: if start tag of your task schedule looks like:
<TaskSchedule id='#ID#11D1DEF534EA1BE0:1AAF0B3:10AB2358128:-7F31' name='Audit Report Schedule' creator='Report Admin' createDate='1145453144953' lastModifier='Configurator' lastModDate='1145453299406' lastMod='-9223372036854775808' start='2006-04-19T07:00:00.000Z' executionCount='0' repetitionCount='1' repetitionUnit='month' resultOption='wait' singleton='true' maxInstances='0' skipMissedTimes='true'>
You may save it as following while adding to cvs:
<TaskSchedule name='Audit Report Schedule' creator='Report Admin' start='2006-04-19T07:00:00.000Z' executionCount='0' repetitionCount='1' repetitionUnit='month' resultOption='wait' singleton='true' maxInstances='0' skipMissedTimes='true'>
Regards,
Hemant
