Function Name Parameters David’s Description Example Example Explanation BitAnd mask Type: Integer flag Type: Integer BitAnd is a bitwise operation anding mask and flag. So if Flag is the UserAccountControl Attribute in AD and mask is negative 2147483645 (the two’s complement of 2) Then the result is that the disable bit (bit 2) is turned off leaving all of the other bits unchanged. BitAnd can be combined with Eq to detect if a bit is set
I couldn’t find in the ILM 2 RC 0 documentation anyplace that listed all of the functions available to you in sync rules and action workflows so here they are: Don’t forget about the boolean functions available for use in the IIF function Now you can at a glance see the list of functions, their list of parameters and their official explanations
With Joe’s permissions I am posting the comment he… David Lundell - Dec 3, 2008With Joe’s permissions I am posting the comment he attempted to post earlier: Apologies for spoiling the fun, but the confirm humanity config setting has no effect in ILM “2”. This config setting is leftover from the early days of the product when we included Captcha support for AuthN. Setting this to true meant that users would go through a Captcha gate during AuthN, much like I had to do when submitting a comment.
I was getting ready to try out some of the various installation topologies that may be possible with ILM “2” including: separating the Portal and the Service (definitely possible), having two portals point back to the same service (I think it’s possible), when I came across the most interesting item in the ILM “2” installation guide in the section on Installing the ILM Service and ILM Portal on separate servers. Let’s see if you can spot it too:
Business Problem Possible Underlying Business Problem Cause Technical Cause Business launches a strategic initiative late Employees don’t receive communications that they should Don’t have email accounts Aren’t in the right distribution lists Lack of automated distribution list management and self service fulfillment Employee can’t fulfill a customer order Employees don’t have access to resources Accounts haven’t been provisioned to the systems they need Aren’t member of the groups or roles they need
I like how you linked business problems to technic… William Wagner - Sep 4, 2011I like how you linked business problems to technical problems. I think they affect each other in a lot of ways. You always need to balance them so you can succeed. form an llc
A business problem is when employees can’t execute their job duties in an efficient fashion. In fact sometimes they are unable to complete the tasks at all. Business problems are especially costly when they directly affect customers. These problems can cause cash flowing into the company to be delayed as a customer waits to place an order, or to receive goods (and hence to pay), they can cause revenue to be lost as a customer temporarily takes their business to a competitor or a finds a substitute, sometimes this leads to customers forming new business relationships and loss of all future revenue from that customer.
No this post isn’t about my new neighbors, or my new house. Its about the secret to wealth. First you buy two copies of the Millionaire Next Door and then you give one to each of your next door neighbors. Suddenly your odds of getting rich will improve. Ok hopefully that gives you a chuckle. Nonetheless, here is my prescription for improving America’s financial health. While I normally write on the topics of Identity Management and SQL Server, I did also earn an MBA from the Eller College of Business at the University of Arizona, and have done some financial counseling as a volunteer through church.
A few days after my post about setting up the ILM 2 Web Service reference Joe Schulman and others from the ILM product group began a new blog designed to fill in the gaps in the knowledge in the community about how to use the web services. So far the blog looks great and is a welcome addition to my knowledge and the communities knowledge base! Great job Joe and Company and thanks for the link to my blog.
As for me why no posts since Nov 11th – well, I have attended the Live@edu Partner Airlift in Redmond, SQL PASS, had a flat tire, and enjoyed Thanksgiving. In this post I attended the Live@edu Partner Airlift in Redmond to see what’s new under the sun for schools and universities. Exchange Labs is now available on a widespread basis (see fellow MVP Almero Steyn’s blog posts on Live@edu and on Exchange Labs) !
