My customer has two adapters contributing data to the same locker field via two links.  I have set a priority sequence for the field, but when I run a Baseline sync on the link with the lower priority mapping the field in the locker is updated with the (wrong) value from that lower priority source. Running a Baseline Sync on the link with the higher priority mapping set the locker field back to the (right) value from the higher priority source.  The most recent Baseline sync to run always wins, regardless of the priority setting.

When the scheduler is disabled it's not possible to run Import or Sync operations.  During solution development, initial data load and remediation activities it is often necessary to perform manual import and sync operations in specific orders while all scheduled other activity is suspended.  To achieve this right now all connector and link schedules must be individually disabled, which can be time consuming for non-simple solutions, and comes with an increased risk of schedules being left disabled inadvertently.

Provide some way to suspended scheduled operations, while allowing manual operations to continue to work.

I suggest adding a "Manual Operations Only" flag (or similar) to the dashboard.

In my customer's TEST environment they are seeing AD sAMAccountName being updated for existing users where the join criteria are met.  The only place where the sAMAccountName is set is in the outgoing pre-provisioning task, which should not be called for existing joined entities.

I have also seen a second confirmation that the task is being called for pre-existing users: the "AD Account Creation" notifications being repeatedly sent for a large number of entities every time a Baseline Sync is performed.  The only place where that notification is sent is in that same outgoing pre-provisioning task.

When an adapter entity is deleted any persistent joins remain and block subsequent joins to remediated data.

Steps to reproduce
1. Configure a Link with outbound provisioning and persistent joins configured
2. Import an adapter entity that is intended to join a locker entity, but which is missing its join criteria field value
3. The link will provision a "duplicate" record (thereby creating an internal "Join" for the newly provisioned adapter entity)
4. To clean up the duplicate, delete the SoT for the "duplicate" adapter record and update the "intended" record to have a correct join criteria field value
5. Attempt to join the locker to the newly corrected adapter entity - it fails and re-provisions the "duplicate" record again

I am seeing this familiar error:

(Baseline synchronization failed with the message "Source entity '93fe60b9-05ba-4b92-b167-80738bdad66a' shares a join target with another source entity: '695411ab-e878-4ae2-9e39-f04267ac6767'. Cannot proceed with join.". See logs for more details.)

I can't see why this is the case - the join criteria is on source field 'EmployeeNumber' and those two source entities have different values:

93fe60b9-05ba-4b92-b167-80738bdad66a EmployeeNumber=145627
695411ab-e878-4ae2-9e39-f04267ac6767 EmployeeNumber=145158

Could you please look at the joins in the database and tell me what's going on internally to see if that sheds light on how this has happened?

The environment has been running for months now, untouched from an administrative perspective.

Because I can see 66 pending incoming updates on that link that aren't being processed it seems like this failure is either (a) blocking all subsequent mappings for that link, or (b) happening for 66 different joins.  The customer reported that their upstream changes are not flowing through to AD.

If an adapter has an incomplete entity on a link (i.e. no matching locker entity for the join criteria) then currently UNIFYBroker reports a warning.  In many circumstances it would be appropriate to delete the adapter entity in this situation, to ensure the external data source was kept in sync with the locker.  Add a configuration flag to enable this functionality.

When a Baseline Sync runs on a link the connector's update export functionality is called to update every entity, even when there are no field value changes.  This places an unnecessary load on UNIFYBroker and performs null updates against the external system for no discernible reason, and since UNIFYBroker/Plus is unable to sync any other links while this takes place can result in unnecessary processing delays while the connector is busy effectively doing nothing.

I am seeing: Baseline synchronization failed with the message "Source entity 'b5d56da5-a8af-4088-b98c-4b78a693b093' shares a join target with another source entity: 'fa457ecd-b5a7-4708-886b-747ca82da40a'. Cannot proceed with join.". See logs for more details.

Both source entity have a join field value of NULL, and there are no target entities with a join field value of NULL.

I tried deleting entities and reloading them, but the error remains. The mapping of field values through to other locker entities is not happening, and I would like to know if the join failure is the cause of this.

When a locker's Cloud Group Name field is updated this configuration causes the creation of a new adapter/connector entity.  The old adapter/connector entity is retained.  After the 

The functionality is needed to allow solutions to have changes to entity key/join fields flow through to downstream systems.

In a UNIFYConnect environment I have configured a Bidirectional mapping.  For my locker entities there is a value in the field, and in the adapter entity the field is empty.  When I run a Baseline Sync the values are not being copied to the adapter entities.

Locker:

Adapter:

There are no errors in the UNIFYBroker log file.