OIM Create Entitlements

1. Create Entitlement Lookup

• Lookup Name: Lookup.DBICF.Enttlements
• Go to DB and run following 

      SELECT SVR_KEY, SVR_NAME FROM SVR

• Populate the lookup with the entitlement name and svr_key and svr_name combination like below (Entitlement name is "Test")

• Note that this is just a sample entitlement that we are populating for testing purposes. This lookup will be populated by a lookup job in future.

2. Create a child form from Form Designer

• Add the entitlement column and set the field type as LookupField

• Go to properties tab and set following properties (OIAParentAttribute gets assigned by default, I would leave it the way it is.)

• Make the version active.

3. Open parent form and assign this child form to it. 

• Create a new version of the parent form and attach the child form to it.

• Make the version active.

4. Go to Resource Object and add multi valued attribute to object reconciliation.

• Add a Multi-Valued attribute (representing the child table) to the resource object as shown below:

5. Go to Process definition and add reconciliation field mapping for this Multi-Valued attribute.

• Click on add table map and add the attribute.
• Map it with the child table.

• Right click on the Entitlements attribute and click "Define Property Field Map". 
• Add Entitlements and select the "Key Field for Reconciliation Mat..."

• Click save and it should look like this:

6. Go to sysadmin console and perform below customization:

• Create a new sandbox.
• Create a new form.

• Publish the sandbox.
• Go to the application instance and attach this new form to it.

7. Run Entitlement List Job

• Go to sysadmin console and click reconciliation
• Go to System Management and click Scheduler
• Run the Entitlement List Job

8. Verify

• That's it guys! Just go to identity console and navigate to Catalog.
• Go to entitlements and click search. The newly created entitlement named "Test" appears there.