Search Scope - How to show all the direct Reportees user objects, requests for Managers
Hi, I have two questions, #1, I want to list all the Manager's direct reportees info such Employee Profile and Requests. I created a new navigation link called "My Direct Reportees Profiles" under My Profile link. And i gave BasicUI as usage keywords to make it available for all users. Then I created a new search scope called "All My Direct Reportees" and on the search scope filter , I gave /person[managerid='%LoginId%'] to list the direct reportees list [ I store Managers AccountName in managerId custom attr.].. It didn't work.. Am not sure am doing it correctly. Any idea? I am also trying to give SelfSerice capabilities [Submitting requests, Updating Certain Attributes on behalf of users] to HelpDesk-Uses group and Dept. Admin group. So I want to give a restricted views / listing [ie. view only ppl under the logged in dept-admin's department] to target user-groups. But am struck with the above mentioned scenario. #2 My Second question is, How do i delegate the Approvals? For Example, Can the owner of the Security Group delegate the approval rights to somebody? Pls advice. Thanks for your help Thanks Prakash Prakash
August 25th, 2010 5:47am

I forgot to mention this, I have created a set call "All Managers" based on IsManager Flag (custom Attr) and created MPR called "managers can read selected attributes of their reportees" and select "All Managers" as requesters of this MPR. But still no luck. What is the correct approach to address my scenario?Prakash
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August 25th, 2010 6:26am

managerId must contain a reference to a user object, not account name - see how 'My Security groups' are declared. as for delegation - I guess the answer is 'no', and you should you something like OMADA suite for FIM2010, RBAC module.
August 25th, 2010 2:27pm

Hi, I tried with manager (ref) attribute as well. but no luck.. my filter was /Person[manager='%LoginId%']... am sure my filter is the problem. any idea what could be the right filter for listing manager's reportees?? TxPrakash
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August 26th, 2010 11:31pm

the problem is with the attribute name case (system name is case sensitive). After changing the search scope as below, am able to list all the direct reportees of managers. /Person[Manager='%LoginID%'] Tx PrakashPrakash
August 27th, 2010 1:59am

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