Name of the user context variable object. This name will be used to identify the variable when incorporating it into a response or policy expression.
The value of the Name field can be no more than 255 characters.
(Optional) Description of the variable.
The contents of the Description field must be less than 1K.
Indicates the portion of the user context that provides the value of the variable. The item is selected from a pull down list which includes:
Attribute of a user directory entry.
Namespace of the directory, such as LDAP:, WinNT:, or ODBC:.
Directory path of the user directory connection where the user’s context was established. The path uses the following notation:
<directory namespace> // <server>
where <directory namespace> is a namespace such as LDAP:, WinNT:, or ODBC:.
and <server> is the name of server on which the directory server is installed, for example:
server.company.com
Name of the server on which the directory server is installed, for example:
server.company.com
Boolean value that indicates whether or not the user’s identity is available and the user context has been established.
Session ID that has been or will be assigned to the user’s session, depending on whether or not the session has been established.
Full user path in the following notation:
<directory namespace> // <server> / <user DN>
where <directory namespace> is a namespace such as LDAP:, WinNT:, or ODBC:, <server> is the name of the server on which the directory server is installed, and <user DN> is the distinguished name of the user. For example:
LDAP://server.company.com/uid=user1,ou=people,o=company.com
Attribute of a user.
Full distinguished name of the user.
Indicates the type of data represented by the variable. Possible return types include the following:
The variable returns a value of 1 (true) or 0 (false).
The variable returns a date in the format of YYYY-MM-DD.
The variable returns a number, including integers or decimals.
The variable returns a valid string of characters or a null value.
For user context variables with an Item field selection of Directory Entry Property or User Property, this field contains the name of the attribute of the directory or user that provides the value of the variable.
For user context variables with an Item field selection of Directory Entry Property, this field provides the distinguished name of the directory entry.
For user context variables with an Item field selection of Directory Entry Property or User Property, this field contains the size (in bytes) of the buffer that will store the variable.
Note: For more information about user context, see the Developer’s Guide for C or the Developer’s Guide for Java.
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