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How to edit the variable $unAuthorizedDetailList

Question asked by Frank Koster on Jul 19, 2019
Latest reply on Mar 17, 2020 by Mostafa Helmy

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The unauthorized change detection rule can sent out emails where the variable $unAuthorizedDetailList is creating a table for "Unauthorized Change Detail List". How can we modify this table to hold more information like Business Source Name or Collector Name, etc. The current list contains of Account and Entitlement.

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Its not possible to have that level of customization using the Unauthorized change detection rule email events. I have two ideas in mind now:

Log a RSA Idea on RSA Ideas for RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle to allow that.
Use the create change request action and send emails from within the change request. There you will have the ability to customized your emails using SQL nodes … etc.

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Jamie Pryer Mar 11, 2020 6:59 AM
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Hey,
it might be better to use an email workflow, as these are much more dyanamic then the template emails?
Clive Morrish - did you have an example you could share please? maybe we need to do a little blog on this too?
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Its not possible to have that level of customization using the Unauthorized change detection rule email events. I have two ideas in mind now:

Log a RSA Idea on RSA Ideas for RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle to allow that.
Use the create change request action and send emails from within the change request. There you will have the ability to customized your emails using SQL nodes … etc.
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