RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle users do not match the membership rule once removed from the role
Originally Published: 2017-03-13
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 6.8.1+
Issue
For example:
- Create a role with some membership rule. In this example we are using "users."Is Terminated"=0 or users.Department='Finance'" as the membership rule.
- Add users to the role matching the membership rule and apply the changes.
- Remove a user from the role and commit the changes.
- Try to add the same user back to the role by filtering with matching items and that user is not seen in the list. If we try to search manually with a filter set to All Members, we will be able to see that the user does not match the membership rule. The membership rule condition shows as false rather than true.
Resolution
- V6.8.1 P25,
- V6.9.1 P18,
- V7.0.0 P05,
- V7.0.1 P01,
- V7.0.2
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