Which component is NOT part of the search criteria in IDN?

In the context of SailPoint Identity Now, search criteria are essential for filtering and finding specific identities or resources effectively. The components of search criteria typically include elements that directly relate to the attributes of identities or resources.

The term "Access control lists" refers to a set of rules that dictates who can access various resources in a system. While they are crucial for managing permissions and access within Identity Now, they do not serve as parameters or attributes used for filtering identities or resources in search operations. Instead, search criteria focus on aspects like attributes of the identities (terms, first-level fields) and may involve structured data (arrays).

Other components, such as terms and first-level fields, are directly associated with the information stored for identities or resources. Terms refer to specific keywords utilized to match against data, while first-level fields relate to primary attributes that can be queried. Arrays involve collections of data types that can also be searched.

Thus, since access control lists function primarily for permission and access management rather than as searchable attributes, they do not belong to the search criteria used within Identity Now.