You can enter here one or more condition(s) on the selected object type attributes that must be validated to execute the request in the Ldap database.
To add a new condition, click 
.
It will be added at the end of the list.
To delete a condition, select it and click 
.
To sort the conditions in the list, select them, and use the 
and 
buttons. Note that if you move a condition to the beginning of the
list, this condition will become an If
condition (see below).
The first condition in the list is an If condition. Then, the other conditions can be And or Or conditions. Select the Not check box to use the negative form for these operators (If not, And not, Or not).
To set a condition, you must:
Select in the Field list the attribute in the LDAP database on which you want to test the condition.
Select an operator for the condition.
Select a variable name from the Variable list, whose value will be used in the condition. Or enter a value directly in the Value option field.
The Operator for the condition can be one of the following:
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= |
The Ldap attribute value must exactly match the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
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< |
The Ldap attribute value must be lower than the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
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> |
The Ldap attribute value must be higher than the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
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<= |
The Ldap attribute value must be lower or equal to the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
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>= |
The Ldap attribute value must be higher or equal to the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
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~= |
The Ldap attribute value must sound like the Variable value or the Value field contents. |
If you selected the Variable option, you can set a default value for the selected variable. To do that, click the Advanced... button.
If you selected the Value
option, you can use optional characters (*) in the value expression.
To include an optional character, click the 
button and select Optional characters.