I am looking to update an EndDate attribute in an Oracle table. So if the user is disabled in AD, the MVentry employeeStatus attribute will be disabled. Once the employeeStatus attribute changes to disabled, I would like to place today's date in the EndDate column in Oracle. I only want the enddate to be affected once after the employeeStatus goes to disabled. Can this be completed in FIM or would I write an extension in Sync Services to determine if an csentry exists in the Oracle connector space?

You could do this in FIM. Create an MPR based upon the change on the attribute kick off a Function Evaluator Workflow that will set the date on another attribute.Joe Stepongzi - Identity Management Consultant - ILM MVP - www.microsoftIdM.com,ilmXframework.codeplex.com

I cannot seem to get this write. I am getting the workflow to kick off when a user is transitioned into the set, but get "the string was not recognized as a valid date time. There is a unknown word starting at index 0." In the function evaluator I have: Destination [//Target/EmployeeEndDate] Function:DateTimeFomat string:current-dateTime() string:yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss Am I even close or am I going about this in the wrong direction.

Hi... The date's pattern in FIM2010 is different, from SAP for example (I don't know how is in Oracle). Check the dates (patterns) values which your Oracle table supports. Some systems don't support the "T" present in date format of FIM2010. FIM2010 date pattern = 2010-05-22T21:11:44 I use the EmployeeEndDate to disable an account in Active Directory... I developed an "rule extension" to convert the FIM2010 date to AccountExpire date in AD. Cheers,***** Paulo H. Campos - So Paulo/Brasil ***** http://identitypedia.blogspot.com (in PT-BR)