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Script Action: Convert to multi-value variable

Function

Converts the value of a variable into multiple values. The multiple values will be stored under one variable. This action does not do any network calls. It is used for configuration and formatting within the User Management script. The Variable is split in multiple values and stored under a new variable, the split position is determined by a separator character available in the data.

Deployment

Many implementations of User Management scripts are configured so that the input for the properties of the script actions they contain are defined as variables. The contents of these variables are usually read from the input data. This table is often created from information provided by the user. This information may however not fit seamless to the requirements of the script actions in the script. Therefore there are several functions that can be used in the script for some formatting of data. This is one of them.

This function in particular can be used when one variable in the input data contains information that has multiple values for one property of a script action. For example, the input data may have a field that contains the variable %GroupMemberships% specified as "Domain\Administrators;Domain\Backup Operators;Domain\Users". The action Script Action: Set group membership (AD) for instance can be used to make an user account member of multiple groups. With the script action Convert to multi-value variable it is possible to create the required variable which contains the three groups as separate values under one variable. In this particular example the action is used to separate the value of a variable into three new values for an other variable.

Properties

Property Name

Description

Typical setting

Remarks

Input variable:

The variable that contains the data which is multi-value.

 

The data in the input variable should be separated by an separator character.

Output variable:

The variable which contains the same data as the input variable only now the data is available as multiple values instead of one value.

 

The output variable can be a different variable or the same variable as the input variable.

Separator character

A character that separates one value from the other. This character is used to determine where the new value begins.

;

The following characters can be chosen to separate the values:
, : ; <tab>

Insert empty values

When two separator characters are placed directly after each other a blank value could be created.

No

When you want blank values to be defined this property should be set to 'Yes'. When you want to remove all blank characters this property should be set 'No'.

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