In this blog article, we will discuss a case study involving the inability to recreate a user account in Adobe Learning Manager (ALM). We will explore the steps taken by the user and the support team to resolve the issue, as well as the recommended workaround for similar situations in the future.
Background: The admin encountered an error when attempting to recreate a user account for a specific individual in ALM. Despite purging the account and receiving HR feed data, the admin was unable to manually recreate/reactivate the account. The admin reached out to the support team for assistance in resolving the issue.
- The support team acknowledged the ticket and assured the user that they would verify the user details in the backend records.
- An update was provided, stating that the expected behaviour after purging a user is for them to no longer appear anywhere and for the admin to be able to add them back. However, in this case, the user was still appearing in the user clean up page and showing as inactive in the backend records.
- The ALM backend team was still investigating the issue and would provide an update once they concluded their investigation.
- The admin expressed concern about the timeframe for a purge to fully execute and the potential impact on urgent training needs. The support team clarified the standard time to be 30 days for a complete purge to happen from all the databases of ALM.
- The admin shared that the email address was still showing on the user clean up page and expressed their intention to periodically check the status until the issue was resolved.
- The support team recommended editing user details in the user clean-up page to dummy details instead of purging them to avoid conflicts in the future when they are re-added to ALM.
- The support team continued to monitor the account to ensure the user was purged completely.
- The admin confirmed that the purge had completed, and they were able to reactivate the user’s ALM registration.
Resolution and Workaround: The issue was resolved after the purge completed, allowing the admin to reactivate the user’s ALM registration. To avoid similar issues in the future, the recommended workaround is to delete users instead of purging them and then by editing user details in the user clean-up page to a different one, conflicts can be avoided, and users can be readded to ALM without impacting their learning history.
Conclusion: The case study highlights the challenges faced when recreating a user account in Adobe Learning Manager when a purge is done. Through effective communication and collaboration with the support team, the issue was successfully resolved. The recommended workaround provides a solution for future scenarios, ensuring a smoother user account management process in ALM.
Disclaimer: The information in this blog article is based on a real-life scenario but person/customer/business/organisation names have not been disclosed for privacy purposes.
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