How to get the custom attributes using the Active Directory adapter in TIBCO Data Virtualization?
Article ID: KB0071653
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Data Virtualization | All Supported Versions |
Description
In the introspected list of resources for the AD adapter, there should be a procedure 'GetAttributes()' that can be used to achieve this use case.
Resolution
Steps to fetch the custom attributes:
1. Open 'GetAttributes()' procedure and check the 'DesignMode' checkbox located at the top right corner. Click OK if any prompts show up.
2. Use the green (+) button to create a CURSOR
3. Click on the <-> direction button twice to change the CURSOR direction to OUT. Hovering on the CURSOR would tell you the current direction.
4. Now, click on the cursor and then click on the green (+) button to add 2 VARCHAR values (for 'AttributeName' and 'AttributeValue')
5. Right-click on the 'varcharColumn' and rename it to 'AttributeName'
6. Similarly, create another varcharColumn for 'AttributeValue'. Note that these VARCHAR columns are a part of the cursor created in step (4)
7. Save the changes made.
1. Open 'GetAttributes()' procedure and check the 'DesignMode' checkbox located at the top right corner. Click OK if any prompts show up.
2. Use the green (+) button to create a CURSOR
3. Click on the <-> direction button twice to change the CURSOR direction to OUT. Hovering on the CURSOR would tell you the current direction.
4. Now, click on the cursor and then click on the green (+) button to add 2 VARCHAR values (for 'AttributeName' and 'AttributeValue')
5. Right-click on the 'varcharColumn' and rename it to 'AttributeName'
6. Similarly, create another varcharColumn for 'AttributeValue'. Note that these VARCHAR columns are a part of the cursor created in step (4)
7. Save the changes made.
Issue/Introduction
This article summarizes the steps required to get the custom attributes using the Active Directory adapter in TIBCO Data Virtualization.
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