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The described integration and data can be used for all supported user/account lifecycle operations in OAG, including use in access certification. Note that this simulates a connected system, therefore changes to OS level user access will be reflected in the targeted database tables.
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Review Date: 10.02.2025
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Review Date: 04.08.2025
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# When to use this asset?
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1. Connect to the database as dba (with sysdba role) and create a schema user for the purposes of the integration, by running:
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**Note:** Please adjust the provided sample sizes and naming as needed.
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```
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CREATE TABLESPACE oagts
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DATAFILE 'oagts.dat'
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SIZE 100M
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REUSE
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AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 100M MAXSIZE 500M;
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CREATE USER OAG IDENTIFIED BY <your_secure_password>
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DEFAULT TABLESPACE oagts
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TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp QUOTA UNLIMITED ON oagts;
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DEFAULT TABLESPACE oagts
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TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp QUOTA UNLIMITED ON oagts;
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GRANT CREATE SESSION TO OAG;
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GRANT SELECT on dba_role_privs TO OAG;
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GRANT SELECT on dba_sys_privs TO OAG;
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GRANT SELECT on dba_ts_quotas TO OAG;
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1. Go to **Service Administration -> Manage orchestrated systems**.
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2. Click on **+ Add an Orchestrated system**.
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3. In the **Select System** step, pick `Database Application Table (Oracle DB)`, and click on Next.
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4. In the **Enter Details** step, enter the details provided below. Optionally untick `This is the authoritative source for my identities.` should you want to create the identities through other means, otherwise, for the purposes of this example, the identities will be imported using data from the **OS_ACCOUNT** table. Click on Next.
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4. In the **Enter Details** step, enter the details provided below. Ensure the `I want to manage permissions for this system.`option **is ticked**. Optionally, ensure the `This is the authoritative source for my identities.`option remains unticked should you want to create the identities through other means, **otherwise please tick it** to ensure that for the purposes of this example the identities will be imported using data from the **OS_ACCOUNT** table. Click on Next.
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A Postman collection of sample SCIM API requests for Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) that showcases the ability to quickly create organizations, managers and users via SCIM API calls. Note that these samples are meant for reference only and are not intended for use in production systems.
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