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The CSV version of the contacts list filters out people who are no longer in ActiveDirectory. The contact info for those people is still stored in the local mysql database; we just don't display their row.
We should probably have the HTML display for Emergency Contacts also filter out old user accounts, to match the CSV version.
Do we also want to do some cleanup; and have directory automatically purge contact info for people who are no longer in AD?
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The only use that I could imagine for the old user data is to identify which accounts need to be removed from the Emergency Contact system itself. However, if we wipe everything and bulk import to the Emergency Contact system on every update, then that also solves the issue. In that case, I can't really see a reason to keep inactive accounts in the local database.
The CSV version of the contacts list filters out people who are no longer in ActiveDirectory. The contact info for those people is still stored in the local mysql database; we just don't display their row.
We should probably have the HTML display for Emergency Contacts also filter out old user accounts, to match the CSV version.
Do we also want to do some cleanup; and have directory automatically purge contact info for people who are no longer in AD?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: