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John_T__Morgan_
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusAdvanced AD Query
Hi,
I am attempting to do an AD Query on an attribute of a user logging in through APM.
I need to determine if the attribute in question contains a value or not.
If the attribute conta...
Chris_17748Nimbostratus
NimbostratusJohn - If I understand correctly you looking to use the advanced tab of branch rule to determine how to route a user. This is an example of a check for the existence of a value from a LDAP query. You would need to use a AD session variable instead of the ldap session variable but the basic structure of the check to see if a value exists is like this:
expr { [mcget {session.ldap.last.attr.unixHomeDirectory}] != "" }
I've never tried or thought of using the check on a branch rule of the query item itself, but I would think it would work (and I might start using it if it does). I tend to do the branch selection with an item following the query itself mostly to keep operations broken out so I remember what everything does.
John_T__Morgan_Nimbostratus
NimbostratusThanks for the reply.
Waht I am actually looking for is whether or not there is a value in the attribute "extensionAttribute15".
I am using this: expr { [mcget {session.ad.last.attr.extensionAttribute15}] != "" }
But I get the following error "Rule evaluation failed with error: syntax error in expression " [mcget {session.ad.last.attr.extensionAttribute15}] = "" ": extra tokens at end of expression"
So, I'm not sure if I actually have an extra token or if I just have a syntax error in the formation of the variable name.
-John
But i get an error
