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Manually Determine which Attributes to Populate with Data Item Values
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To manually determine which attributes to populate with data item values, complete the following steps:
Check out and open the process.
Open the Update LDAP Entries activity that you previously configured and now want to edit.
Click the
Data Mapping: Update Entries
tab. The corresponding screen is displayed.
Select the
Manually Map Data Items to Attributes
check box.
In the
Entry attribute
field, select the appropriate input field editor. By default, the
LDAP Attribute List edior
is displayed.
Note:
If you want to enter attributes not considered standard, then use the literal value editor. When using the literal value, the value is not case sensitive, so you can use samaccountname to retrieve the sAMAccountName.
Select or type the appropriate attribute which you want to map with data items or a literal value. The selected attribute and its data type are displayed in the respective fields.
In the
Value to Write
field, select the appropriate editor and set the field to a value that corresponds with the data type. You will need to understand what type of value the corresponding attribute requires. To learn about the value required, please contact your LDAP provider.
Note:
When using the literal value, the value is not case sensitive, so you can use samaccountname to retrieve the sAMAccountName.
Note:
You can add more mappings by clicking the plus sign (+). Use the minus sign (-) to remove a mapping.
Click
OK
. You configured the activity to which attributes to populate with data item values.
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Update Specific User LDAP Entries
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Last modified at 7/31/2020 11:44 AM