Which of the following is NOT a supported connector rule type?

• A. Web Services After Operation Rule
• B. SAP HR Provisioning Modify Rule
• C. Manager Correlation Rule
• D. JDBC Provision Rule

Answer: (C)

The correct answer identifies a type that does not align with the established categories of connector rules in SailPoint. Each of the other options represents specific operational rules used for integration with various systems.

Web Services After Operation Rules are designed for actions that occur after operations involving web services, aiding in automating processes and ensuring that data integrity is maintained post-execution.

SAP HR Provisioning Modify Rules relate to operations that modify user data within SAP HR systems, providing tailored provisioning capabilities to meet complex organizational needs.

JDBC Provision Rules are utilized to manage connections with databases through JDBC, allowing for data retrieval and manipulation in structured systems, crucial for managing information seamless across platforms.

However, a Manager Correlation Rule refers to a conceptual or logical association typically not categorized under connector rules. Instead, it serves a different function related to the relationship between users and their managers, rather than performing direct operations on system connectors. Hence, it does not fit the criteria for supported connector rule types.