

Configuration Guide › Relational Database Management › How to Describe a Database in a Directory Configuration File › How to Modify Attribute Descriptions › Custom Operations
Custom Operations
You can define custom operations for certain managed objects to do the following tasks:
- Use stored procedures
- Optimize queries for their database structure.
- Retrieve a database-generated unique identifier
Custom operations apply only to attributes.
When specifying custom operations, remember the following points:
- Users who specify custom operations must be familiar with SQL.
- CA IdentityMinder does not validate custom operations. Until runtime, Syntax errors and invalid queries are not reported.
- If you specify a custom operation for an attribute, you cannot use that attribute in search filters in CA IdentityMinder tasks.
- Custom operations must conform to XML standards. Represent special characters using XML syntax. For example, specify a single quotation mark (’) as '
To specify a custom operation, use the Operation element.
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