Policy Xpress (PX) policies may fail to execute in non-production environments (e.g., Staging, Development) even when they function correctly in production.
This article explains the behavior of "Task/Event Info Unique Name" across different Identity Manager instances and provides the recommended configuration to ensure portability between environments.
Identity Manager 14.x
In Identity Manager, the "Unique Name" is an internal ID generated by the environment's object store upon task creation. Because these IDs are created sequentially, the ID assigned to a specific task (e.g., "Modify User") will differ between instances (e.g., ID 391 in production vs. ID 473 in staging). Consequently, hardcoding these IDs in PX entry rules creates a dependency that is not environment-agnostic.
To ensure Policy Xpress policies operate consistently across all environments, avoid using "Unique Name" for entry rules. Instead, use environment-independent attributes:
Note: Using Friendly Name or Task Tag ensures the policy logic remains valid regardless of the internal object ID assigned to the task in different Identity Manager instances.
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