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Parameter - Is there a "Does Not Match" condition?

leah_townsend
over 6 years ago

I would like to generate a query that will return any users' Email Alias and Logon Name, if the two attributes do not match.

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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    The Matches operator does not compare 2 fields for the same object, but actually compares the two fields between multiple objects. For Instances, you can use the matches condition to compare the Email alias of all users against the Logon Name of every other user. I believe what you want is to compare the 2 fields for the same object. Is this correct? If so, a custom query report would be required to solve your request.
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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    The Matches operator does not compare 2 fields for the same object, but actually compares the two fields between multiple objects. For Instances, you can use the matches condition to compare the Email alias of all users against the Logon Name of every other user. I believe what you want is to compare the 2 fields for the same object. Is this correct? If so, a custom query report would be required to solve your request.
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