This article describes how an operator aborts an own request in Smart ID Identity Manager that is in state "requested". Read more here: Smart ID Workforce use cases It can be, for example, a requested update in user data or an update for a card, that is no longer needed. This is used in the Users package and in the Cards package. Prerequisites| Expand |
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| - The request is in state "requested"
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| - Log in to Identity Manager Operator with your user account.
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| Go to the SEARCH page. - Select Request in the drop-down menu and click Search.
- Select the request that you want to abort.
Click Abort request. | Note |
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To cancel the process, see "Cancel the process" below. |
- Click Next to abort the request.
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| Use case description | As an operator I want to abort an own request in state "requested" |
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| Outcome | - For Users and Cards: Request object is in state "aborted"
- For Cards: Card object, if it is a request, is in state "aborted"
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| Symbolic name | - For Users: UsersProcAbortRequest
- For Cards: CardsProcAbortRequest
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| Process name | Abort request |
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| Component | Identity Manager Operator |
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| Process start | On the request object > Abort request |
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