Delete Directory User
Removes the membership in the Adobe User Management org for an Enterprise or Federated user.
This card removes directory users from the org and from their directory system. In addition, the card also removes Adobe users from an org.
This action doesn't delete the user's Adobe ID because the user owns that ID, not the org.
Input
| Field | Definition | Type | Required |
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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 |
Related topics
Adobe User Management connector