Another Mapping already exists for the target account attribute warning in RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle when setting up Attribute Synchronization
Originally Published: 2019-08-09
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 7.x
Issue
Another Mapping already exists for the target account attribute "{Name of Attribute}" on "{Application/Directory}"
Cause
In the above example, you are trying to define the Department field in the Active Directory data source to be updated to the value of Cost_Center_Name whenever the Cost_Center_Name user attribute is detected as changed. However, the Department field in the Active Directory data source is already defined to be updated to the value of Department whenever the Department user attribute is detected as changed:
The source user attribute Department is mapped to the target account attribute Department in the Active Directory application. Therefore another user attribute (in this case Cost_Center_Name) cannot be mapped to the target account attribute Department.
Resolution
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