Symptom
When running the Check Tool for Job Profile Builder, there are issues for the "JDMIdNotPresentInMapping" check.
Environment
- SAP SuccessFactors Job Profile Builder
- SAP SuccessFactors Job Description Manager
Cause
- The Job Profile Builder migration has not been completed
- Roles are not tied to a family
- Missing translations for English US
- Missing translations for enabled language packs
- Translations exist for disabled language packs
- Translations exist for English Debug
- Competencies tied to invalid behaviors
Resolution
The Job Profile Builder migration has not been completed
If the migration from Job Description Manager to Job Profile Builder has not been completed, issues for JDMIdNotPresentInMapping are expected since the mapping hasn't been initiated. Please follow the steps in 2276692 - Best Practices on Job Description Manager to Job Profile Builder Migration.
Roles are not tied to a family
If a role is not associated to a family, roles cannot be migrated. You can resolve this issue by reviewing KBA 3498144 - Error with Roles that have no family associated (Check ID: InvalidRolesWithNegativeFamilyIdValidation) - Data Validation for Attributes, Families, and Roles.
Missing translations for English US
English US is required for the migration to complete successfully. You can follow the below steps to correct the issue:
- Log in to SuccessFactors
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Exporting Your Job Profile Data Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export and select different families and roles entities
- Navigate to Admin Center > Scheduled Job Manager
- Locate the MDF Data Export job and select View Details
- Click on Download Status to download the file
- Locate the name.en_US column
- Populate translation values > Save
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Importing New Job Profile Content Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export
Missing translations for enabled language packs
If multiple languages are enabled, each one needs a translation. If any translations are empty for a system language, the migration job will fail. You can follow the below steps to correct the issue:
- Log in to SuccessFactors
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Exporting Your Job Profile Data Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export and select different families and roles entities
- Navigate to Admin Center > Scheduled Job Manager
- Locate the MDF Data Export job and select View Details
- Click on Download Status to download the file
- Review column L for createdLocale e.g., en_GB
- Compare column L to the respective language name column e.g., name.en_GB
- Populate translation values in the language name column > Save
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Importing New Job Profile Content Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export
Translations exist for disabled language packs
As a customer, you do not have access to Provisioning. Please engage a Certified Partner to make the corrections. If you don't have a Certified Partner, you can look for one using 2149831 - SAP Professional Services / SAP Certified Partner / SAP Account Management Team [SuccessFactors Cloud].
If a language pack was disabled, but competency translations were entered for that language, the system will flag the competencies. The translations will need to be removed in Provisioning for the impacted competencies.
Translations exist for English Debug
As a customer, you do not have access to Provisioning. Please engage a Certified Partner to make the corrections. If you don't have a Certified Partner, you can look for one using 2149831 - SAP Professional Services / SAP Certified Partner / SAP Account Management Team [SuccessFactors Cloud].
English Debug is not supported in Talent Intelligence Hub as mentioned in Using Talent Intelligence Hub - Adding Translations for Entities in Talent Intelligence Hub. In order for the migration to complete successfully, you can follow the below steps to remove English Debug entries:
- Log in to SuccessFactors
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Exporting Your Job Profile Data Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export and select different families, roles, competencies, behaviors, libraries, and categories
- Navigate to Admin Center > Scheduled Job Manager
- Locate the MDF Data Export job and select View Details
- Click on Download Status to download the file
- Locate the name.en_debug column
- Populate translation values > Save
- Follow the steps in Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Importing New Job Profile Content Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export to remove English Debug entries.
Competencies tied to invalid behaviors
As a customer, you do not have access to Provisioning. Please engage a Certified Partner to make the corrections. If you don't have a Certified Partner, you can look for one using 2149831 - SAP Professional Services / SAP Certified Partner / SAP Account Management Team [SuccessFactors Cloud].
- Download the file from the check tool error
- Navigate to Admin Center > Import and Export Data
- In the Select the action to perform dropdown, select Export Data and populate the following:
- Select Generic Object: Competency-Behaviors
- Include Inactive Records: Yes
- Select Export
- Select View Result
- Locate the job and select View Details
- Click on Download Status to download the file
- Open the Competency-Behaviors.csv
- Copy the behavior name from the check tool and filter for it in the file
- Locate the externalCode in column B (this refers to the competency)
- Copy the external code
- Go back into SuccessFactors and navigate to Admin Center > Manage Data
- In the search, populate Competency > paste the external code
- Note the competency name and library name
- Log into Provisioning
- Select the company name
- Select Competency Libraries
- Select the library name from step 14
- Search for and select the competency name from step 14
- Select Behaviors
- Click on any behaviors showing +0more for the locales
- Remove all impacted locales EXCEPT for English US
- Repeat the above steps for every behavior from the check tool file
Still Need Help?
If you need assistance with the migration, customers can exchange experiences with each other and ask questions of our migration and adoption experts in a new Work Zone group. In order to be admitted into the group, please send an email to SAP_SF_Product_Advisory@sap.com. All group members will also be invited to Office Hours calls, that will take place from time to time, and according to necessity. More information is posted in Everything you need to know about: SAP SuccessFactors Talent Intelligence Hub.
For Partners:
Should you need further assistance, you may use the following resources:
- Getting Help with Configuration and Best Practices
- Implementation Design Principles | SAP SuccessFactors
Migrating to TIH?
For the resolution of JDM/JPB checks with the aim to migrate to TIH, please note that we have a dedicated distribution list to raise these concerns and receive assistance here: SAP_Talent_Intelligence_Hub_Upgrade@sap.com
See Also
- Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Importing New Job Profile Content Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export
- Implementing and Managing Job Profile Builder - Exporting Your Job Profile Data Using Manage Job Profile Content Import/Export
- Using Talent Intelligence Hub - Adding Translations for Entities in Talent Intelligence Hub
- 3498144 - Error with Roles that have no family associated (Check ID: InvalidRolesWithNegativeFamilyIdValidation) - Data Validation for Attributes, Families, and Roles
- 2276692 - Best Practices on Job Description Manager to Job Profile Builder Migration
Keywords
JDM, JPB, migration, competency, competencies, Job Profile Builder, Job Description Manager, Check Tool, fail, fails, failed, failure, failures, JDMIdNotPresentInMapping, ID, IDs, created, entity, en_Debug , KBA , LOD-SF-TIH-JPB-MIG , Migration to Job Profile Builder , LOD-SF-TIH-JDM , Job Description Manager , Problem
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