Reconciliation Field Mappings can be created between Reconciliation Fields defined on the Resource and one of the following: 
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 <li>OIM User attributes for Trusted source resources.</li>
 <li>OIM Process Form attributes for Target resources.</li>
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Reconciliation Field Mappings

Process Definition

<ul>
 <li>Field Name: Name of the field on the target resource or trusted source that is to be reconciled into Oracle Identity Manager.</li>
 <li>Field Type: Data type associated with the field. Note: this is a display-only value and is determined by the above chosen Field Name.</li>
 <li>Process Data Field: The Process Form Field to map the reconciliation value to.</li>
 <li>Key Field for Reconciliation: Set this check box for target resources only.
 <ul><li>Selected: OIM evaluates if the value of this field on the provisioning process form matches the value of the field in the reconciliation event.</li>
 <li>Deselected: OIM does not require the value of this field to match the process form and reconciliation event for process matching.</li></ul>
 </li>
 <li>Case-Insensitive: Whether or not to ignore case during Account Matching.</li>
 </ul>

Reconciliation Field Mapping

The Process Data Field chosen here is the Process Form Column Name.

Process Form Column Name

The available Field Name dropdown list here is determined by all the fields which are not defined as Multi-Valued Attribute Reconciliation Fields.

Reconciliation Field

<ul>
 <li>Field Name: Name of the field on the target resource or trusted source that is to be reconciled into Oracle Identity Manager.</li>
 <li>Field Type: Data type associated with the field. Note: this is a display-only value and is determined by the above chosen Field Name, which in this case, will always be Multi-Valued.</li>
 <li>Table Name: The Process Form Field to map the reconciliation value to.</li>
 </ul>

Reconciliation Table Mapping

The available Field Name dropdown list here is determined by all the fields which are defined as Multi-Valued Attribute Reconciliation Fields.

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