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Configure Well-Known Attributes
Perform the following procedure to configure well-known attributes.
Follow these steps:
- In the directory configuration file, search for the following sign:
##
Required values are identified by two pound signs (##).
- Replace the value that begins with ## with the physical name of the attribute you want as it exists in the database. Supply the attribute name using the following format:
tablename.columnname
For example, if the password attribute is stored in the password column in the tblUsers table, specify it in the following way:
tblUsers.password
- Repeat Steps 1 and 2 until you have replaced all required values and included optional values that you want.
- Map optional well-known attributes to physical attributes, as necessary.
- Save the directory configuration file.
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