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# Configure Reconciliation on existing Integration

## Description

* To set reconcile rule on the existing mapping and configure reconciliation, use this sample script.

## Input

* Instance details:
  * Instance details like <code class="expression">space.vars.OIM</code> instance URL, username and password are to be given in **instanceDetails.properties** file available within script.
* Integration details (to be given at the time of script execution):
  * Integration Group id on which Reconciliation is to be configured.
  * Select directional integration id.
* Mapping details (to be given at the time of script execution):
  * Select the mapped fields on which Reconcile Rule is to be configured
  * Select **Mismatch**, and **Reconcile For** options for each field.
* Reconciliation details (to be given at the time of script execution):
  * Workflow id (should be a type of Reconciliation)
  * Select the reconciliation status

## Output

* Configured Reconciliation for given fields in an Integration.

## Script

You can download the script from [here](https://opshub.com/ohftp/AdminAPI/configureReconciliationOnExistingIntegration.zip).

Below is an example of execution of script which shows the input and output:

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