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Table columns and return variable

The variable %LdapUsers% only holds the table data, not the name of the columns. Therefore, the column names must be specified separately. When the generic table is configured, the table columns can be setup.

Figure 67: Specification of the columns shown in the form and the variable returned.

The Columns tab of the Configure table window shows the available columns and the configured columns. The available columns correspond with the columns specified for the generic table variable. In this example project, all three columns are configured. The column with the DistinguishedName has a zero width and an associated variable: %DistinguishedName%. The name does not look very user-friendly (example: cn=John, ou=Sales, dc=tools4ever, dc=local2). It therefore has a zero width, e.g. is not visible. When the end-user selects an account from the list, the distinguished name of the user account is copied into the variable and passed to the UMRA Service when the form is submitted.