Connected Systems¶

The connected systems cmdlets manage the full lifecycle of connected systems in JIM: creating and configuring systems, importing schemas and hierarchy, selecting object types and attributes, browsing connector space objects, and reviewing pending exports. Most cmdlets support pipeline input for scripting and automation workflows.

Get-JIMConnectedSystem¶

Retrieves one or more connected systems, their object types, or a deletion impact preview.

Syntax¶

# List (default)
Get-JIMConnectedSystem [-Name <string>]

# ById
Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int>

# ObjectTypes
Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int> -ObjectTypes

# DeletionPreview
Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int> -DeletionPreview

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById, ObjectTypes, DeletionPreview)		Connected system identifier. Accepts pipeline input by property name.
`Name`	`string`	No (List only)		Filter by name; supports wildcard characters (`*`, `?`)
`ObjectTypes`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the object types configured on the connected system
`DeletionPreview`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns a deletion impact preview for the connected system

Output¶

List / ById: Connected system objects with properties such as Id, Name, Description, ConnectorDefinitionId, and configuration state.
ObjectTypes: Object type definitions for the specified connected system.
DeletionPreview: Deletion impact preview with counts and warnings.

Examples¶

List all connected systems

Get-JIMConnectedSystem

Filter by name using wildcards

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Name "HR*"

Get a specific connected system by ID

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3

Retrieve object types for a connected system

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -ObjectTypes

Preview the impact of deleting a connected system

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -DeletionPreview

New-JIMConnectedSystem¶

Creates a new connected system.

Syntax¶

New-JIMConnectedSystem [-Name] <string> -ConnectorDefinitionId <int>
    [-Description <string>] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Name`	`string`	Yes (Position 0)		Display name for the connected system
`ConnectorDefinitionId`	`int`	Yes		Identifier of the connector definition to use
`Description`	`string`	No		Optional description
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the created connected system object

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the newly created connected system object. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Create a connected system

New-JIMConnectedSystem -Name "Active Directory" -ConnectorDefinitionId 1

Create and capture the result

$cs = New-JIMConnectedSystem "HR Database" -ConnectorDefinitionId 2 -Description "Primary HR source" -PassThru

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact). Use -WhatIf or -Confirm to preview or prompt before creation.

Set-JIMConnectedSystem¶

Updates the configuration of an existing connected system.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Set-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int> [-Name <string>] [-Description <string>]
    [-SettingValues <hashtable>] [-MaxExportParallelism <int>] [-PassThru]

# ByInputObject
Set-JIMConnectedSystem -InputObject <PSCustomObject> [-Name <string>]
    [-Description <string>] [-SettingValues <hashtable>]
    [-MaxExportParallelism <int>] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connected system identifier
`InputObject`	`PSCustomObject`	Yes (ByInputObject)		Connected system object from the pipeline
`Name`	`string`	No		New display name
`Description`	`string`	No		New description
`SettingValues`	`hashtable`	No		Connector-specific settings. Keys are setting IDs; values are hashtables with `stringValue`, `intValue`, or `checkboxValue`.
`MaxExportParallelism`	`int`	No		Maximum number of parallel export threads (1 to 16)
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the updated connected system object

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the updated connected system object. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Rename a connected system

Set-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -Name "AD Production"

Update connector settings

Set-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -SettingValues @{
    1 = @{ stringValue = "ldaps://dc01.example.com" }
    2 = @{ intValue = 636 }
    3 = @{ checkboxValue = $true }
}

Pipeline input from Get-JIMConnectedSystem

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 | Set-JIMConnectedSystem -MaxExportParallelism 8 -PassThru

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact). Use -WhatIf or -Confirm to preview or prompt before changes.

Remove-JIMConnectedSystem¶

Deletes a connected system and all its associated data.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Remove-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int> [-Force] [-PassThru]

# ByInputObject
Remove-JIMConnectedSystem -InputObject <PSCustomObject> [-Force] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connected system identifier
`InputObject`	`PSCustomObject`	Yes (ByInputObject)		Connected system object from the pipeline
`Force`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Suppresses the confirmation prompt
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the deleted connected system object

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the deleted connected system object. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Delete a connected system with confirmation

Remove-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3

Delete without confirmation

Remove-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -Force

Pipeline deletion

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Name "Decommissioned*" | Remove-JIMConnectedSystem -Force

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (High impact). Without -Force, you will be prompted for confirmation.
Small connected systems (fewer than 1,000 objects) are deleted immediately. Large systems are queued as a background job; you can monitor progress in the activities log.

Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema¶

Imports (or re-imports) the schema from the connected data source. This discovers available object types and attributes.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema -Id <int> [-PassThru]

# ByInputObject
Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema -InputObject <PSCustomObject> [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connected system identifier
`InputObject`	`PSCustomObject`	Yes (ByInputObject)		Connected system object from the pipeline
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the connected system object after schema import

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the connected system object. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Import schema for a connected system

Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema -Id 3

Pipeline: create a system, then import its schema

New-JIMConnectedSystem "LDAP Directory" -ConnectorDefinitionId 1 -PassThru |
    Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema -PassThru

Notes¶

This operation is destructive: it replaces the existing schema. Any object type or attribute selections that no longer match the new schema are removed.
Schema import is required before creating sync rules for a connected system.
Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).

Import-JIMConnectedSystemHierarchy¶

Imports (or re-imports) the partition and container hierarchy from the connected data source.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Import-JIMConnectedSystemHierarchy -Id <int> [-PassThru]

# ByInputObject
Import-JIMConnectedSystemHierarchy -InputObject <PSCustomObject> [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connected system identifier
`InputObject`	`PSCustomObject`	Yes (ByInputObject)		Connected system object from the pipeline
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the connected system object after hierarchy import

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the connected system object. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Import hierarchy

Import-JIMConnectedSystemHierarchy -Id 3

Pipeline: import schema, then hierarchy

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 |
    Import-JIMConnectedSystemSchema |
    Import-JIMConnectedSystemHierarchy -PassThru

Notes¶

This operation is destructive: it replaces the existing partition and container configuration.
Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).

Get-JIMConnectorDefinition¶

Retrieves available connector definitions, including their settings and capabilities.

Syntax¶

# List all (default)
Get-JIMConnectorDefinition

# By ID
Get-JIMConnectorDefinition -Id <int>

# By name (exact match)
Get-JIMConnectorDefinition -Name <string>

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connector definition identifier. Accepts pipeline input.
`Name`	`string`	Yes (ByName)		Connector definition name. Must be an exact match.

Output¶

Connector definition objects including name, description, available settings, and supported capabilities (e.g. full import, delta import, export, hierarchy).

Examples¶

List all connector definitions

Get-JIMConnectorDefinition

Get a connector definition by name

Get-JIMConnectorDefinition -Name "CSV File"

Get a specific connector definition by ID

Get-JIMConnectorDefinition -Id 1

Find connectors that support delta import

Get-JIMConnectorDefinition | Where-Object { $_.Capabilities -contains "DeltaImport" }

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType¶

Retrieves the object types and their attributes for a connected system.

Syntax¶

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType -ConnectedSystemId <int>

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.

Output¶

Object type definitions with their attributes, selection state, and external ID configuration.

Examples¶

Get object types for a connected system

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType -ConnectedSystemId 3

Pipeline from Get-JIMConnectedSystem

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 | Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType

List selected object types only

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 |
    Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType |
    Where-Object { $_.Selected }

Set-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType¶

Updates the configuration of an object type on a connected system.

Syntax¶

Set-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType -ConnectedSystemId <int> -ObjectTypeId <int>
    [-Selected <bool>] [-RemoveContributedAttributesOnObsoletion <bool>] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`ObjectTypeId`	`int`	Yes		Object type identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.
`Selected`	`bool`	No		Whether this object type is selected for synchronisation
`RemoveContributedAttributesOnObsoletion`	`bool`	No		Whether to remove attributes contributed by this system when an object becomes obsolete
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the updated object type

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the updated object type. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Select an object type for synchronisation

Set-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ObjectTypeId 1 -Selected $true

Deselect an object type

Set-JIMConnectedSystemObjectType -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ObjectTypeId 2 -Selected $false

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).

Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute¶

Updates the selection and external ID configuration of attributes on a connected system object type. Supports updating a single attribute or multiple attributes in bulk.

Syntax¶

# Single (default)
Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute -ConnectedSystemId <int> -ObjectTypeId <int>
    -AttributeId <int> [-Selected <bool>] [-IsExternalId <bool>]
    [-IsSecondaryExternalId <bool>] [-PassThru]

# Bulk
Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute -ConnectedSystemId <int> -ObjectTypeId <int>
    -AttributeUpdates <hashtable> [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`ObjectTypeId`	`int`	Yes		Object type identifier
`AttributeId`	`int`	Yes (Single)		Attribute identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.
`Selected`	`bool`	No (Single)		Whether this attribute is selected for synchronisation
`IsExternalId`	`bool`	No (Single)		Whether this attribute is the primary external identifier
`IsSecondaryExternalId`	`bool`	No (Single)		Whether this attribute is a secondary external identifier
`AttributeUpdates`	`hashtable`	Yes (Bulk)		Hashtable of updates. Keys are attribute IDs; values are hashtables with `selected`, `isExternalId`, and/or `isSecondaryExternalId`.
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the updated attribute(s)

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the updated attribute object(s). Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Select a single attribute

Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ObjectTypeId 1 -AttributeId 5 -Selected $true

Mark an attribute as the primary external ID

Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ObjectTypeId 1 -AttributeId 10 -IsExternalId $true

Bulk-update multiple attributes

Set-JIMConnectedSystemAttribute -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ObjectTypeId 1 -AttributeUpdates @{
    5  = @{ selected = $true }
    10 = @{ selected = $true; isExternalId = $true }
    12 = @{ selected = $true; isSecondaryExternalId = $true }
}

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).
Only one attribute per object type can be the primary external ID. Setting IsExternalId on an attribute automatically clears it from the previous primary.

Get-JIMConnectedSystemPartition¶

Retrieves the partitions and their containers for a connected system.

Syntax¶

Get-JIMConnectedSystemPartition -ConnectedSystemId <int>

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.

Output¶

Partition objects with their container hierarchy and selection state.

Examples¶

Get partitions for a connected system

Get-JIMConnectedSystemPartition -ConnectedSystemId 3

Pipeline from Get-JIMConnectedSystem

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 | Get-JIMConnectedSystemPartition

Set-JIMConnectedSystemPartition¶

Updates the selection state of a partition on a connected system.

Syntax¶

Set-JIMConnectedSystemPartition -ConnectedSystemId <int> -PartitionId <int>
    [-Selected <bool>] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`PartitionId`	`int`	Yes		Partition identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.
`Selected`	`bool`	No		Whether this partition is selected for synchronisation
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the updated partition

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the updated partition. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Select a partition

Set-JIMConnectedSystemPartition -ConnectedSystemId 3 -PartitionId 1 -Selected $true

Deselect a partition

Set-JIMConnectedSystemPartition -ConnectedSystemId 3 -PartitionId 1 -Selected $false -PassThru

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).

Set-JIMConnectedSystemContainer¶

Updates the selection state of a container within a partition.

Syntax¶

Set-JIMConnectedSystemContainer -ConnectedSystemId <int> -ContainerId <int>
    [-Selected <bool>] [-PassThru]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`ContainerId`	`int`	Yes		Container identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.
`Selected`	`bool`	No		Whether this container is selected for synchronisation
`PassThru`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns the updated container

Output¶

When -PassThru is specified, returns the updated container. Otherwise, no output.

Examples¶

Select a container

Set-JIMConnectedSystemContainer -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ContainerId 7 -Selected $true

Select multiple containers via pipeline

@(7, 8, 9) | ForEach-Object {
    Set-JIMConnectedSystemContainer -ConnectedSystemId 3 -ContainerId $_ -Selected $true
}

Notes¶

The parent partition must also be selected for container selection to take effect during import operations.
Supports ShouldProcess (Medium impact).

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject¶

Retrieves connector space objects (CSOs) from a connected system, with support for paging and attribute value drill-down.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId <int> -Id <guid>

# AttributeValues
Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId <int> -Id <guid>
    -AttributeName <string> [-Search <string>] [-Page <int>] [-PageSize <int>]

# AttributeValuesAll
Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId <int> -Id <guid>
    -AttributeName <string> [-Search <string>] -All

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`Id`	`guid`	Yes		Connector space object identifier
`AttributeName`	`string`	No		Name of a multi-valued attribute to page through
`Search`	`string`	No		Filter attribute values by search term
`Page`	`int`	No	`1`	Page number for attribute value results
`PageSize`	`int`	No	`50`	Number of attribute values per page (maximum 100)
`All`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns all attribute values without paging

Output¶

ById: A connector space object with its attributes and current values.
AttributeValues / AttributeValuesAll: Paged or complete list of values for the specified multi-valued attribute.

Examples¶

Get a specific connector space object

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId 3 -Id "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890"

Page through a multi-valued attribute

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId 3 -Id "a1b2c3d4-..." -AttributeName "member" -Page 2 -PageSize 25

Get all values of a multi-valued attribute

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObject -ConnectedSystemId 3 -Id "a1b2c3d4-..." -AttributeName "member" -All

Notes¶

Multi-valued attributes are capped at 10 values in the default detail response. Use the -AttributeName parameter to page through all values of a large multi-valued attribute.

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue¶

Pages through the values of a multi-valued attribute on a connector space object. This is the dedicated cmdlet for browsing large multi-valued attributes.

Syntax¶

# Page (default)
Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue -ConnectedSystemId <int> -CsoId <guid>
    -AttributeName <string> [-Search <string>] [-Page <int>] [-PageSize <int>]

# All
Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue -ConnectedSystemId <int> -CsoId <guid>
    -AttributeName <string> [-Search <string>] -All

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier
`CsoId`	`guid`	Yes		Connector space object identifier
`AttributeName`	`string`	Yes		Name of the multi-valued attribute
`Search`	`string`	No		Filter values by search term
`Page`	`int`	No	`1`	Page number
`PageSize`	`int`	No	`50`	Number of values per page (maximum 100)
`All`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns all values without paging

Output¶

Attribute values for the specified multi-valued attribute, with paging metadata when not using -All.

Examples¶

Page through group members

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue -ConnectedSystemId 3 `
    -CsoId "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890" `
    -AttributeName "member" -Page 1 -PageSize 100

Search within attribute values

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue -ConnectedSystemId 3 `
    -CsoId "a1b2c3d4-..." -AttributeName "member" -Search "admin"

Get all values at once

Get-JIMConnectedSystemObjectAttributeValue -ConnectedSystemId 3 `
    -CsoId "a1b2c3d4-..." -AttributeName "proxyAddresses" -All

Get-JIMConnectedSystemUnresolvedReferenceCount¶

Returns the count of unresolved references in a connected system's connector space.

Syntax¶

Get-JIMConnectedSystemUnresolvedReferenceCount -ConnectedSystemId <int>

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.

Output¶

An integer representing the number of unresolved references.

Examples¶

Check for unresolved references

Get-JIMConnectedSystemUnresolvedReferenceCount -ConnectedSystemId 3

Pipeline check across all systems

Get-JIMConnectedSystem | ForEach-Object {
    [PSCustomObject]@{
        Name  = $_.Name
        Unresolved = Get-JIMConnectedSystemUnresolvedReferenceCount -ConnectedSystemId $_.Id
    }
} | Where-Object { $_.Unresolved -gt 0 }

Notes¶

A non-zero count indicates data integrity issues in the connector space. This commonly occurs after a partial import. Running a full import typically resolves outstanding references.

Clear-JIMConnectedSystem¶

Removes all connector space objects (CSOs) and associated data from a connected system without deleting the system itself. The connected system configuration, schema, and sync rules are preserved.

Syntax¶

# ById (default)
Clear-JIMConnectedSystem -Id <int> [-KeepChangeHistory] [-Force]

# ByInputObject
Clear-JIMConnectedSystem -InputObject <PSCustomObject> [-KeepChangeHistory] [-Force]

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`Id`	`int`	Yes (ById)		Connected system identifier
`InputObject`	`PSCustomObject`	Yes (ByInputObject)		Connected system object from the pipeline
`KeepChangeHistory`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Preserves change history records; by default, change history is also deleted
`Force`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Suppresses the confirmation prompt

Output¶

None.

Examples¶

Clear a connected system with confirmation

Clear-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3

Clear without confirmation, keeping history

Clear-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 -KeepChangeHistory -Force

Pipeline: clear a system by name

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Name "Staging AD" | Clear-JIMConnectedSystem -Force

Notes¶

Supports ShouldProcess (High impact). Without -Force, you will be prompted for confirmation.
Removes all CSOs, attribute values, pending exports, and deferred references from the connected system.
Metaverse objects are not deleted; their links to this connected system are severed.
By default, change history is also deleted. Use -KeepChangeHistory to retain it for auditing purposes.

Get-JIMPendingExport¶

Retrieves pending export operations queued for a connected system.

Syntax¶

# List (default)
Get-JIMPendingExport -ConnectedSystemId <int> [-Search <string>]
    [-Page <int>] [-PageSize <int>]

# ListAll
Get-JIMPendingExport -ConnectedSystemId <int> [-Search <string>] -All

# ById
Get-JIMPendingExport -Id <guid>

# AttributeChanges
Get-JIMPendingExport -Id <guid> -AttributeName <string>
    [-Search <string>] [-Page <int>] [-PageSize <int>]

# AttributeChangesAll
Get-JIMPendingExport -Id <guid> -AttributeName <string> [-Search <string>] -All

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes (List, ListAll)		Connected system identifier
`Id`	`guid`	Yes (ById, AttributeChanges, AttributeChangesAll)		Pending export operation identifier
`AttributeName`	`string`	No		Name of a multi-valued attribute to page through its changes
`Search`	`string`	No		Filter results by search term
`Page`	`int`	No	`1`	Page number
`PageSize`	`int`	No	`50`	Number of results per page (maximum 100)
`All`	`switch`	No	`$false`	Returns all results without paging

Output¶

List / ListAll: Pending export operations with export type (Add, Update, Delete) and summary of changes.
ById: Detailed view of a single pending export, including all attribute changes.
AttributeChanges / AttributeChangesAll: Paged or complete list of changes for a specific multi-valued attribute.

Examples¶

List pending exports for a connected system

Get-JIMPendingExport -ConnectedSystemId 3

Search pending exports

Get-JIMPendingExport -ConnectedSystemId 3 -Search "jsmith" -PageSize 25

Get all pending exports

Get-JIMPendingExport -ConnectedSystemId 3 -All

View details of a specific pending export

Get-JIMPendingExport -Id "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890"

Page through member additions on a group export

Get-JIMPendingExport -Id "a1b2c3d4-..." -AttributeName "member" -Page 1 -PageSize 100

Notes¶

For large multi-valued attribute changes (e.g. adding hundreds of members to a group), use the -AttributeName parameter to page through the individual changes rather than loading them all at once.

Get-JIMConnectedSystemDeletionPreview¶

Retrieves a preview of the impact of deleting a connected system, including counts of affected objects and warnings.

Syntax¶

Get-JIMConnectedSystemDeletionPreview -ConnectedSystemId <int>

Parameters¶

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
`ConnectedSystemId`	`int`	Yes		Connected system identifier. Alias: `Id`. Accepts pipeline input by property name.

Output¶

A deletion impact preview object with counts of connector space objects, pending exports, sync rules, and other dependent data that would be removed.

Examples¶

Preview deletion impact

Get-JIMConnectedSystemDeletionPreview -ConnectedSystemId 3

Pipeline: preview before deleting

Get-JIMConnectedSystem -Id 3 | Get-JIMConnectedSystemDeletionPreview

Check all systems for deletion impact

Get-JIMConnectedSystem | ForEach-Object {
    $preview = $_ | Get-JIMConnectedSystemDeletionPreview
    [PSCustomObject]@{
        Name = $_.Name
        CSOCount = $preview.ConnectorSpaceObjectCount
        SyncRules = $preview.SyncRuleCount
    }
}