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By Mr. I | Published: June 23, 2009

Views in Sun Identity Manager are a tough concept to grasp if you’re new to them. A view, in short, is an amalgamation of data flattened into a single object. IDM views are somewhat analogous to SQL views. Just as a SQL view is a virtual representation of database on a, possibly extremely complex, selection of [...]

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