Thresholds
Thresholds are essential safety guards controlling all changes, for example preventing the overwriting of important data by mistake.
Thresholds are by default activated to warn users when synchronization or provisioning triggers too many modifications. If the number of modifications exceeds the specified threshold, Usercube stops the synchronization/provisioning and displays a warning on the log page.
Thresholds can be deactivated via the value 0, though they should not all be. Each action must
be "guarded" by at least one threshold.
Once the changes have been reviewed, the blocked job can be resumed (or not).
Thresholds for Provisioning
Provisioning thresholds can be configured in XML files via resource types to count the number of resources impacted by provisioning inside a given resource type. These thresholds impact the generation of provisioning orders. They are configured with:
| Absolute Threshold | Relative Threshold |
|---|---|
MaximumDelete | MaximumDeletePercent |
MaximumInsert | MaximumInsertPercent |
MaximumUpdate | MaximumUpdatePercent |
All thresholds are active. Therefore, the lowest threshold (according to the specific situation) would be the first to stop the generation of provisioning orders.