# Find out when the user was deleted

User::Archive.find(user_id).deleted_at

# Using their archive_user_id (which shows up on the Deleted Users page next to the username, find their user_id

User::Archive.find(user_id).attributes['id']

# Find the customer id of the destroyed user, usually from the Deleted Users tab in BASS
User::Archive.find_by_email('<domain_owner_email>').customer_id

customer_id = ###;

# Set up
archived_customer = Customer::Archive.where(:id => customer_id).first;
archived_user = User::Archive.where(:customer_id => archived_customer.id).first;
archived_subscription = Subscription::Archive.where(:customer_id => customer_id).first;
archived_account = Office365::Account::Archive.where(:customer_id => customer_id).first;
archived_active_directory = Office365::ActiveDirectory::Archive.where(:account_id => archived_account.id).first;
archived_members = Office365::Member::Archive.where(:customer_id => customer_id);
archived_seats = Office365::Seat::Archive.where(:customer_id => customer_id);
archived_services = Service::Archive.where(:customer_id => customer_id);
archived_line_items = LineItem::Archive.where(:subscription_id => archived_subscription.id);

# Restore the Customer
Customer.copy_from_archive("archived_customers.id" => archived_customer.attributes["id"])

# Restore the User
User.copy_from_archive("archived_users.id" => archived_user.attributes["id"])

# Restore the Subscription
Subscription.copy_from_archive("archived_subscriptions.id" => archived_subscription.attributes["id"])

# Restore the Account
Office365::Account.copy_from_archive("archived_accounts.id" => archived_account.attributes["id"])

# Restore the Active Directory
Office365::ActiveDirectory.copy_from_archive("archived_active_directories.id" => archived_active_directory.attributes["id"])

# Restore the Seats
archived_seats.each do |aseat|
    id = aseat.attributes["id"]
    Office365::Seat.copy_from_archive("archived_seats.id" => id)
    puts "Successfully Restored #{id}:#{aseat.type} service for #{aseat.principal_name}."
end;

# Restore the Members
archived_members.each do |amem|
    id = amem.attributes["id"]
    Office365::Member.copy_from_archive("archived_members.id" => id)
    puts "Successfully Restored #{id}: #{amem.principal_name}."
end;

# Restore the Services
archived_services.each do |as|
    id = as.attributes["id"]
    Service::copy_from_archive("archived_services.id" => id)
    puts "Successfully Restored #{id}:#{as.type} service for #{as.account_name}."
end;

# Restore the Line Items
archived_line_items.each do |ali|
    id = ali.attributes["id"]
    LineItem.copy_from_archive("archived_line_items.id" => id)
    puts "Successfully Restored #{id}"
end;

# Relink services to seats
seats = Office365::Seat.where(:customer_id => customer_id);
services = Service.where(:customer_id => customer_id);

seats.each do |seat|
   services_to_link = services.where(:account_name => seat.principal_name)
   services_to_link.each{|s| s.seat = seat; s.save!; puts s.account_name}
end;

# Generate backup slots
services.each { |s| BackupSlot.generate_schedule_for_service(s); puts "Generated for #{s.id}"};

# Recreate SSO entry

u.user_sso_id = nil
u.insert_user_sso
u.save!

# If the reinstated user already has an sso id:

u.user_sso_id = ""
=> ""
u.insert_user_sso
u.save!
u.reload