%AC%

Account name

%D%

Current date in the format dd/mm/yyyy (the date is a computed value that does not involve the global user information).

This rule string is equivalent to one of the following:

%$$DATE()%
%$$DATE%

%EXCHAB%

Mailbox hide from exchange address book

%EXCHS%

Mailbox home server name

%EXCMS%

Mailbox store name

%GENUID%

Numeric UNIX/POSIX user identifier. This rule variable is the same as %UID% as long as the global user UID value is set. However, if the global user has no assigned UID value, and UID-generation is enabled (Global Properties on System Task), several actions occur. The next available UID value is allocated, assigned to the global user, and used as the value of this rule variable.

%P%

Password

%U%

Global user name

%UA%

Full address (generated from street, city, state, and postal code)

%UB%

Building

%UC%

City

%UCOMP%

Company name

%UCOUNTRY%

Country

%UCUxx% or %UCUxxx%

Custom field (xx or xxx represents the two-digit or three-digit field ID as specified on the Custom User Fields tab in the System Task frame)

%UD%

Description

%UDEPT%

Department

%UE%

Email address

%UEP%

Primary email address

%UES%

Secondary email addresses

%UF%

First name

%UFAX%

Facsimile number

%UHP%

Home page

%UI%

Initials

%UID%

Numeric UNIX/POSIX User Identifier

%UL%

Last name

%ULOC%

Location

%UMI%

Middle initial

%UMN%

Middle name

%UMP%

Mobile telephone number

%UN%

Full name

%UO%

Office name

%UP%

Telephone number

%UPAGE%

Pager number

%UPC%

Postal code, ZIP Code

%UPE%

Telephone number extension

%US%

State

%USA%

Street address

%UT%

Job title

%XD%

Generates the current timestamp in XML dateTimeValue format, a fixed-length string format.

In a dateValue or timeValue attribute, you can write an (:offset,length) substring expression to extract the date or time parts of the dateTimeValue. For example, %XD:1,10% yields YYYY-MM-DD; and %XD:12,8% yields HH:MM:SS.