Create user in Oracle Fusion (Backend table details included). Know how to view First Name, Last Name, Email of fusion user.

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To create user in Oracle Fusion follow the below steps:


  • Login to fusion instance with credentials of the user having role "IT Security Manager" assigned to it
  • Go to Navigator -> Security Console -> Users. Then click on "Add User Account" 
            

        
  • Enter the required fields. By Default, Email field is defaulted to User Name field. You can change it if you want.
        



  • You can now Click on Save and Close 
  • You can now run the below query to check the user details
select * from PER_USERS  where username='john.wick';

PER_USERS  table stores one record per fusion system user and maps to a single LDAP user. 



select * from PER_LDAP_USERS where user_guid='F47207B750F25150E0530E7A660A3AD0';

PER_LDAP_USERS Table stores one record for each user to be processed in OIM when creating new users or maintaining user details.


  • Now open the user record again by searching with User Name. Click on the Display Name link to open the record



  • Click on Edit button to edit the record

  • Change the Last Name, First Name and Email as below and then click on Save and Close button




  • Now run the below query:

select 
    LDAP_USER_ID, LDAP_REQUEST_ID, REQUEST_TYPE, REQUEST_STATUS, USER_GUID,USERNAME,
    LAST_NAME,	FIRST_NAME,	EMAIL, LAST_UPDATE_DATE
from PER_LDAP_USERS where user_guid='F47207B750F25150E0530E7A660A3AD0'
order by last_update_date;



Here we can see that REQUEST_TYPE = UPDATE is added when we modified the user record. So, to know first name, last name, email of any user we need to look at latest record in PER_LDAP_USERS with REQUEST_STATUS =  COMPLETE
  • Edit the user record again and click on Add Role and add the below roles then click on Add Role Membership:





  • Click on Save and Close button to save the changes. Run the below query to check roles assigned to the user:
select  a.username,
        c.role_name 
from    per_users a, 
        per_user_roles b, 
        per_roles_dn_vl c 
where   a.user_id=b.user_id 
and     b.role_id=c.role_id 
and     username='john.wick';
You can also run the below query to get user details:

SELECT 
	 pu.user_id
	,pu.user_guid
	,papf.person_id
	,papf.effective_start_date
	,papf.effective_end_date
	,papf.person_number
	,pu.username
	,NVL(
		ppnf.first_name,(
			SELECT 	ldu.first_name FROM PER_LDAP_USERS ldu 
			WHERE 	ldu.username 	= pu.username 
			AND 	ldu.user_guid 	= pu.user_guid 
			AND 	ldu.creation_date = (
				SELECT 	MAX(ldu1.creation_date) 
				FROM 	PER_LDAP_USERS ldu1 
				WHERE 	ldu1.username 	= ldu.username 
				AND 	ldu1.user_guid 	= ldu.user_guid
			)
		)
	) AS FIRST_NAME
	,NVL(
		ppnf.last_name,(
			SELECT 	ldu.last_name FROM PER_LDAP_USERS ldu 
			WHERE 	ldu.username 	= pu.username 
			AND 	ldu.user_guid 	= pu.user_guid 
			AND 	ldu.creation_date = (
				SELECT 	MAX(ldu1.creation_date) 
				FROM 	PER_LDAP_USERS ldu1 
				WHERE 	ldu1.username 	= ldu.username 
				AND 	ldu1.user_guid 	= ldu.user_guid
			)
		)
	) AS LAST_NAME
	,NVL(
		pea.email_address,(
			SELECT 	ldu.email FROM PER_LDAP_USERS ldu 
			WHERE 	ldu.username 	= pu.username 
			AND 	ldu.user_guid 	= pu.user_guid 
			AND 	ldu.creation_date = (
				SELECT 	MAX(ldu1.creation_date) 
				FROM 	PER_LDAP_USERS ldu1 
				WHERE 	ldu1.username 	= ldu.username 
				AND 	ldu1.user_guid 	= ldu.user_guid
			)
		)
	) AS EMAIL
	,pu.active_flag
FROM
	 per_users pu
	,per_all_people_f papf
	,per_person_names_f ppnf
	,per_email_addresses pea
WHERE	1=1
AND	pu.PERSON_ID = papf.person_id (+) 
AND pu.person_id = ppnf.person_id (+) 
AND pu.person_id = pea.person_id  (+) 
AND pu.username in( 'username')
AND NVL(ppnf.name_type,'GLOBAL') 	= 'GLOBAL'
AND NVL(pea.email_type,'W1') 		= 'W1'
AND papf.effective_start_date = (
		select max(papf1.effective_start_date) from per_all_people_f papf1 
		where papf1.person_id =papf.person_id 
	);
;
Source: https://docs.oracle.com/

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