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🔍To remove applications in SailPoint, access the IQ console through CMD, located in the Apache Tomcat server directory.
⚙️ The IQ console validates software functionality; if issues arise, it will be indicated during this process.
🗑️ Deleting applications is crucial, especially in a development environment; two methods are demonstrated—using the IQ console and the debug page.
👨💻 IQ console is effective but requires caution, as mistakes may lead to corruption; auditing in the console is vital for accountability.
🌐 The debug page is an alternative; access it by modifying the URL, allowing deletion of applications with a straightforward process.
🚫 Avoid deleting applications directly from the application definition page, as it may result in errors or references to other applications.
🔗 The video emphasizes the importance of auditing actions in SailPoint to maintain accountability in organizational processes.
Here are the summary titles with time for the provided video information:
Navigating to IQ Console 00:00
Verifying IQ Console 02:12
Deleting Applications in IQ 03:58
IQ Console Risks and Benefits 06:00
Deleting Applications via Debug Page 07:41
A: To reach the Identity IQ console using CMD commands, navigate to the Apache Tomcat application server’s “BF” folder within the “identity IQ” folder, which is located in the “apache-tomcat” directory. Then, access the “bin” folder and execute the command IQ console in the command prompt.
A: The IQ console is crucial for managing Identity IQ software. To verify its functionality, navigate to the “BF” and “Bin” folder through CMD commands and execute IQ console. This command validates if the IQ console is operational, ensuring the software is functioning correctly. Any issues with software, database mismatches, or version discrepancies will be displayed during this validation process.
A: Deleting applications directly from the application definition page in Identity IQ is not recommended because it may result in errors. The application could be referenced by other components, causing deletion issues. Instead, it is suggested to use the IQ console or debug page for deletion, as they provide safer methods to handle application removal.
A: Applications in Identity IQ can be deleted either through the IQ console or the debug page. On the debug page, select the application and click on “delete.” When using the IQ console, execute the necessary commands. However, be cautious, as operations in the IQ console are risky and can potentially corrupt data. Always ensure you’re working in a Dev environment and be aware that any actions in the IQ console are not audited, unlike operations in the UI.
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