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[Chris Hyzer <>]

You have to make sure the grouper loader is running, and there isn't a 
backlog of things in the temp table.  The cron in the grouper loader 
properties move things from temp to change log, and kicks off loader jobs.  
Not sure exactly how the PSP takes it from there, but that is the first step 
:)

Thanks,
Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Churchley 
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Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 4:59 PM
To: Chris Hyzer; 

Subject: Re: [grouper-users] PSP incremental provisioning

Hi Chris

When it works, I see an entry in the change log temp table move to the change 
log table and get provisioned to AD.

When it doesn't work, I've seen entries in change log temp which haven't made 
it to the change log table (but have still gone from the temp table). I've 
also seen changes not appear in either table, although I can't be completely 
certain that this wasn't just that I was too slow looking in the temp table 
and they'd already moved out.

On the occasions when the changes haven't made it into the change log table, 
I've not seen anything in the logs.

Thanks
Dave

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From: Chris Hyzer 
<>
Sent: 15 December 2015 21:01
To: Dave Churchley; 

Subject: RE: [grouper-users] PSP incremental provisioning

When you make changes, do you see the entries in the change log temp table 
move to the change log table?  Are there debug logs in the PSP process that 
show anything?

Thanks,
Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: 

 
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 On Behalf Of Dave Churchley
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 2:56 PM
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Subject: [grouper-users] PSP incremental provisioning

Hello

We've had a bad couple of days with PSP provisioning to AD. Following on from 
the bulkSync issues I posted about yesterday, we're now seeing some 
unexpected behaviour with the incremental provisioning. It works sometimes 
but other times changes made through the Grouper UI don't make it into the 
change log and so are not reflected in the AD.

Is there an obvious reason for this? Am I missing something?

Thanks
Dave Churchley
Newcastle University