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Deactivate Application Users who were inactive for more than 60 days

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Deactivate Application Users who were inactive for more than 60 days

a.       Create a backup table with the list of users that are inactive for more than 60 days,
create table INACTIVE_USERS_$ORACLE_SID as
select USER_NAME from fnd_user
where END_DATE is null
and LAST_LOGON_DATE < (sysdate - 60)
and USER_NAME not in ('ANONYMOUS','ASGADM','ASGUEST','AUTOINSTALL','BATCHUSER','C10000300','CONCURRENT MANAGER','DISCOADMIN','FEEDER SYSTEM','GUEST','IBE_ADMIN','IBEGUEST','IBE_GUEST','IEXADMIN','INDUSTRY DATA','INITIALSETUP','IRC_EMP_GUEST','IRC_EXT_GUEST','LATESXXTUSER1','MOBILEADM','OAMADMIN','OP_CUST_CARE_ADMIN','OP_SYSADMIN','ORACLE12.0.0','ORACLE12.1.0','ORACLE12.2.0','ORACLE12.3.0','ORACLE12.4.0','ORACLE12.5.0','ORACLE12.6.0','ORACLE12.7.0','ORACLE12.8.0','ORACLE12.9.0','SYSADMIN','UKDISCOUSER','WIZARD','XML_USER','XXNAO')
order by 1 desc;

Note : - Replace $ORACLE_SID with the db name while creating the backup table
I have included few of the seeded users who will not be deactivated.

b.      Run the following PL/SQL Block to deactivate (End Date the user and its respective responsibilities) the application user,

declare
cursor userapps is
select USER_NAME from fnd_user
where END_DATE is null
and LAST_LOGON_DATE < (sysdate - 60)
and USER_NAME not in ('ANONYMOUS','ASGADM','ASGUEST','AUTOINSTALL','BATCHUSER','C10000300','CONCURRENTMANAGER','DISCOADMIN','FEEDER SYSTEM','GUEST','IBE_ADMIN','IBEGUEST','IBE_GUEST','IEXADMIN','INDUSTRY DATA','INITIAL SETUP','IRC_EMP_GUEST','IRC_EXT_GUEST','LATESXXTUSER1','MOBILEADM',
'OAMADMIN','OP_CUST_CARE_ADMIN','OP_SYSADMIN','ORACLE12.0.0','ORACLE12.1.0','ORACLE12.2.0','ORACLE12.3.0','ORACLE12.4.0','ORACLE12.5.0','ORACLE12.6.0',
'ORACLE12.7.0','ORACLE12.8.0','ORACLE12.9.0','SYSADMIN','UKDISCOUSER','WIZARD','XML_USER','XXNAO')
order by 1 desc;

begin
for x in userapps loop
--End date the following users
--dbms_output.put_line(x.USER_NAME);
fnd_user_pkg.updateuser(x_user_name=>x.USER_NAME,x_owner=>'CUST',x_end_date=>SYSDATE);
commit;
end loop;

end;

c.       Run the following PL/SQL Block to reactivate (Remove end date) the application users,


declare
cursor userapps is
select user_name from fnd_user where user_name in (select distinct user_name from INACTIVE_USERS_$ORACLE_SID);----(Mention the backup table name from step a)

begin

for x in userapps loop
fnd_user_pkg.enableuser(x.user_name);
commit;

end loop;

end;

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