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nynymike
May 3, 2023
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"by whom" is a strange concept in SCIM, because it is a REST API called by an OAuth client. If the OOTB logs don't have the information you want, you could add log information in the SCIM interception script. If there is a person assocaited with the Grant, you could back into a subject identity. See Developer Guide for info on the SCIM interception script. |
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Hi @dhanan-np if there are no further queries and if you have found your answer, can you mark the response as an answer and we can close this discussion. |
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"by whom" is a strange concept in SCIM, because it is a REST API called by an OAuth client. If the OOTB logs don't have the information you want, you could add log information in the SCIM interception script. If there is a person assocaited with the Grant, you could back into a subject identity. See Developer Guide for info on the SCIM interception script.