Unable to delete accounts in Active Directory from SAP IdM 8.0

[former_member716101]

While deleting the user from Active Directory using SAP IDM 8.0, we are getting below error -

ToDSADirect.deleteEntry(CN=Last\, First,OU=XX,DC=XX,DC=com) java.lang.Throwable: [LDAP: error code 66 - 00002015: UpdErr: DSID-031A12A5, problem 6003 (CANT_ON_NON_LEAF), data 0]

On checking in LDAP, we found these accounts have sub-tree items.

As a solution, we tried updating the changeType in DeleteADSUser pass to "deletesubtree" but still issue persists.

Can anyone help us on this with a solution or maybe guide us to a KBA/note/SCN link which might be useful

[lenastodal]

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[former_member201064]

Hello Nawanshu,

the reason behind are the assigned mobiles you can see below the user object in AD.

I have a nightly job running that reads all users and their mobiles, counter-checks the deactivation states and then removes the mobiles and the container they are in. After that the normal deletion job, which follows three months later, can successfully run.

I recommend doing it in a job as one user can have more than one mobile assigned. So it's easier to do the Source tab query of a batch job, then running a task in a loop until all mobiles and the container are removed.

Kind regards

Dominik