You use this Additional Columns tab to create and manage data fields.

Form Columns

Form Designer

The name of the data field that is displayed in the database and is recognized by Oracle Identity Manager.
 
 Note: This name consists of the TABLENAME_ prefix followed by the name of the data field. For example, if the value for <Link href="/oimicf/components/form/properties/name">Table Name</Link> is UD_PASSWORD and the value for this field is USERNAME, the data field name that is displayed in the database and that Oracle Identity Manager recognizes, would be UD_PASSWORD_USERNAME

Name

The Column Name set here links to the Reconciliation Field Mapping Process Data Field.

Reconciliation Field Mapping

From this lookup field, select the variant type for the data field. The variant type denotes the type of data that the field accepts.
      This data field must be one of nine variant types: Byte, Double, Date, Byte Array, Boolean, Long, String, Short, and Integer.

Variant Type

The length in characters of the data field.

Length

The label that is associated with the data field. This label is displayed next to the data field on the form that is generated by Oracle Identity Manager.

Field Label

The Field Label set here links to the ProvAttrMap Lookup Code Key.

ProvAttrMap Lookup

From this lookup field, select the data type of the data field. The data type represents how the data must be displayed in the field. You can select one of the following data types:
 <ul>
 <li>TextField: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a text field.
 If the text field is display-only (the text in the field is displayed in red font), a user can use the field only to run a query. Otherwise, the user can also populate the field with information, and save it to the database.</li>
 <li>LookupField: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a lookup field.
 
 If this lookup field is display-only, a user can use the field only to run a query. Otherwise, the user can also populate the field with a value from the associated Lookup window, and save this value to the database.</li>
 <li>TextArea: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a text area.
 
 If this text area is display-only, a user can only read the information that is displayed in it. Otherwise, the user can also populate the text area with data, and save this information to the database.</li>
 <li>ITResourceLookupField: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a lookup field. From this lookup field, a user can select a lookup value that represents an IT resource, and save this value to the database.
 
 Note: If you select this data field, you must specify the type of server for the IT resource from the Property Value field.
 
 For more information about adding a property value to a data field, see "Adding a Property and Property Value to a Data Field".</li>
 <li>DateFieldWithDialog: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a text field.
 
 If this text field is display-only, a user can use the field only to run a query.
 
 Otherwise, the user can also populate the field with a date and time (by double-clicking the field and selecting a date and time from the Date & Time window). Then, this date and time can be saved to the database.</li>
 <li>CheckBox: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a check box.
 
 If this check box is display-only, a user can only see whether the check box is selected or deselected. Otherwise, the user can also select or deselect the check box, and save this setting to the database.</li>
 <li>PasswordField: The text entered in this field is displayed as a series of asterisk (*) characters.
 
 If the name of the column with field type as Password Field is PASSWORD and a password policy is attached to the associated resource object, the password entered in this field is verified against the password policy.</li>
 <li>RadioButton: This data field is displayed on the generated form as an option.
 
 A user can select or deselect the radio button, and save this setting to the database.</li>
 <li>DataCombobox: This data field is displayed on the generated form as a list.
 
 A user can select an item from the list and save this selection to the database.</li>
 <li>DisplayOnlyField: This data field is not enabled for the user to enter a value. This type of fields can only display data based on values in other fields.</li>
 </ul>

Field Type

This value is displayed in the associated data field after the form is generated and if no other default value was specified from the following scenarios:
 <ul>
 <li>A pre-populate adapter, which is attached to the form field, is run.</li>
 <li>A data flow exists between a field of a custom form assigned to one process and a field of a custom form associated with another process.</li>
 <li>A resource object, which has been requested for an organization, has a custom form attached to it. In addition, one of the fields of this custom form has a default value associated with it. It is strongly recommended that you do not specify default values for passwords and encrypted fields.<li>
 </ul>

Default Value

The Order field is not used since Oracle Identity Manager 11g Release 2.

Order

This check box designates if the most recent value of this field should be displayed on the Object Profile tab of the Users form after the resource associated with this form has been provisioned to the user and achieved the Enabled status.
 If this check box is selected, the label and value of this field is displayed on the Object Profile tab of the Users form for users provisioned with the resource.

Application Profile

If this check box is selected, the information that is displayed in the data field is encrypted when it is transmitted between the client and the server.

Description

Relationships