Dump process step logs to a server

Hi smmellac,

Its not clear what you want to achieve from the above description.  Do you want to log Persons who match the query, log when processes occur, or something else?

George,

We want to log all the person records that were supposed to be acted upon based on the above query. The process runs once a day on schedule. So we want to dump out the users when the process runs

Use the CSVExport task from the ScriptComponent in an additional process step of your process using the same where clause.

You will find more samples of this task in the community here.

https://www.quest.com/community/one-identity/identity-manager/f/identity-manager-forum/6800/use-of-csvexport-component

https://www.quest.com/community/one-identity/identity-manager/f/identity-manager-forum/5857/create-a-flat-or-csv-file-in-q1im

https://www.quest.com/community/one-identity/identity-manager/f/identity-manager-forum/6150/executing-a-process-step-only-once/15954#15954

Thanks Markus for the information. Is there a parameter i can use to generate a new file everyday with datetimestamp, instead of appending or overwriting to the same file?

Yes, it is possible. Please keep in mind that the values of the process step parameters are generated by code expression. Your filename parameter just needs to add the current datetime at generation time to the filename.

Value = String.Format("MyFileName-{0:s}", DateTime.UtcNow)

The format specifier s indicates a sortable datetime pattern.

You can test the result in the Simulation Mode of the process editor in Designer.

Yes, it is possible. Please keep in mind that the values of the process step parameters are generated by code expression. Your filename parameter just needs to add the current datetime at generation time to the filename.

Value = String.Format("MyFileName-{0:s}", DateTime.UtcNow)

The format specifier s indicates a sortable datetime pattern.

You can test the result in the Simulation Mode of the process editor in Designer.

Thanks for your help Markus