The video embedded below is quite straight forward. It demonstrates how to configure Database Table Connector in ForgeRock OpenIDM 4 to connect to provision/deprovision Users in a Database Table (MySQL):
Enjoy!
Configuring Database Table Connector in ForgeRock OpenIDM 4
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