Importing mappings

For a SCIM group that already exists in Infor OS Security, you can import mappings that have already been defined for other SCIM groups. The imported mapping data include security roles, functional security roles, accounting entities, and LN user data defaults that already exist in Infor OS Security. User information is not imported.

Before you can import the mappings, you must first export a .csv file containing mapping data from a source tenant or create a .csv file that uses the proper header. See Exporting SCIM group mappings. Ensure the .csv file format and header values to be imported match the exported file format and header.

Prerequisites:

  • The SCIM group into which the exported mappings are to be imported must already exist in the target tenant.
  • The security roles, functional security roles, accounting entities, and LN user data defaults to be imported to the target SCIM group must already exist in the target tenant.

During the import process, these validations are performed on the .csv file:

  • File selection

    Only the .csv file type is supported. The file selector restricts the user from selecting any other file type.

  • File size

    If the .csv file contains more than 1,000 rows (excluding the header row), this error message is displayed: Unable to import because the file contains more than 1000 rows.

  • Header

    If the header contains invalid names, this error message is displayed: Unable to import because the header row contains invalid name(s).

  • Mapping

    If no mapping is defined for the given SCIMGroupName(s) for all records in the file, this error message is displayed: At least one mapping should be defined for the SCIM Group(s).

    If SCIM groups in Infor OS Security already contain one or more users, these SCIM groups are skipped during the import.

To import the mappings to a target SCIM group:

  1. Open Infor OS and select Security > Manage > SCIM Groups.
  2. Click IMPORT MAPPINGS.
  3. Locate and select the .csv file that contains the mappings to be imported.
  4. Click IMPORT. Upon successful import, a dialog displays the results, and the export results file is automatically downloaded.
    Note: Existing mappings remain unchanged after you import the new mappings.