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Subject: Administrator Reconciliation Use Case.
> Administrator Reconciliation Use Case > ---------------------------------------- > A user will be locally added to the application. > The Administrator will then invoke a reconciliation of the application. > The recently added user will be discovered via the reconciliation. > Jeff, I don't understand the Administrator Reconciliation Use Case. Sun's IDM has something it calls "reconciliation", but that involves comparing the accounts that IDM *expects* to find on a resource with what it *actually* finds on a resource. In this case, if we're using the PSP as the 'application', a locally-added user would be expected. When you say "reconciliation", do you mean some kind of search (e.g., for recently-added accounts)? If it's a search for unexpected accounts, where does the set of expected accounts come from? Also, how would a requestor add a user to the application (but not the PSP) without going through the PSP? If the provider is supposed to add a user to the application locally, how will the provider know when to do this (if not in response to some request from the requestor)?
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