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Migrate your existing Workflow user information to Oracle Internet Directory. See: How can I access existing user information after integrating with Oracle Internet Directory?

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Migrate your existing Workflow user information to Oracle Internet Directory. See: How can I access existing user information after integrating with Oracle Internet Directory?

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• Perform an initial synchronization of your Oracle Workflow directory service with Oracle Internet Directory by running the WF_LDAP.Synch_all( ) API. Because Synch_all( ) retrieves information for all users stored in Oracle Internet Directory, you should use this function only once during setup. If necessary, however, you can also run Synch_all( ) as required for recovery or cleanup. Use the following commands to run Synch_all( ): declare res boolean := FALSE; begin res := wf_ldap.synch_all(); if (res) then dbms_output.put_line(‘succeeded’); else dbms_output.put_line(‘failed ‘); end if; end; / • Use the WF_LDAP.Schedule_Changes() API to periodically synchronize your Oracle Workflow directory service with Oracle Internet Directory. See: Synchronizing Workflow Directory Services with Oracle Internet Directory.