Remove User from Group
Remove a user from an Adobe User Management group.
Options
| Field | Definition | Type | Required |
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Remove from Group |
Choose a method to filter search results:
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Dropdown | TRUE |
Input
| Field | Definition | Type | Required |
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Group |
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Name |
Name of the group.
This field appears when you select One as the Remove from Group option. |
Text | TRUE |
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User |
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The email address of the user. | Text | TRUE |
Output
| Field | Definition | Type |
|---|---|---|
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Results |
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Result |
Status of the request. Use this property to manage error handling, as the value is either Success or the corresponding error. Removing a user that doesn't exist in an org results in a Success message. |
Text |
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Completed |
The number of user commands that were successfully processed. |
Number |
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Not Completed |
The number of unsuccessful user commands. If this value isn't 0, then the Errors field lists the specific actions that failed and any information returned about the errors. |
Number |
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Completed in Test Mode |
The number of users that were completed in test-only mode. |
Number |
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Errors |
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Index |
Zero-based index of the command entry that's inside the commands structure. |
Number |
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Step |
Zero-based index of the action step that's inside that command entry. |
Number |
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Message |
Description of the error. |
Text |
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Error Code |
Error type. See User Management Action API. |
Text |
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Request ID |
A developer-defined ID that is passed to the request. You can use this ID to match this response to a specific request. |
Number |
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User |
The user who's defined in the root of the command entry. |
Number |
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Warnings |
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Index |
Zero-based index of the command entry that's inside the commands structure. |
Number |
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Step |
Zero-based index of the action step that's inside that command entry. |
Number |
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Message |
Description of the warning. |
Text |
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Warning Code |
Warning type. See User Management Action API. |
Text |
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Request ID |
A developer-defined ID that is passed to the request. You can use this ID to match this response to a specific request. |
Text |
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User |
The user who's defined in the root of the command entry. |
Text |