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Policy to check vale

bezibaerchen
over 5 years ago

Hi all,

is there a way to properly set a policy for a given value being digits?

I successfully set the policy to validate an attribute saying "must be: {4 required [0-9} which is working fine. However, I also need to check that there is no 0 in the beginning.

Actually it would need to be a value containing 4 digits between 0 and 9, larger than 999 and smaller than 10000 without a leading zero so everything between 1000 and 9999.

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    I managed to accomplish what I was looking for by not validating with the wizard but by running a script doing the validation.

    For the records:

     
  
 function checkPGiPIN($Request) 
{    
    $Attribute = $Context.Parameter("Attribute1")    
    if ($Attribute -ne "Unused") 
    {        
        try { $Value = $Request.Get($Attribute) } catch { $Value='' }        
        if (($Value -ne '') -and ($Value -ne $null)) 
        {            
            $Result = $value -match "^([1-9][0-9][0-9][0-9])$"
            if ($Result -ne "True") 
            {                 
                $AttribDesc = $Context.Parameter("Attribute1Desc")                
                throw "Administrative Policy: $AttribDesc $Value is not in the right format. PIN should be greater than 999 and less than 10000"            
            }        
        }
    }            
	
  
   
    return "OK"                
}

function onPreCreate($Request)
{
    $return = checkPGiPIN($Request)
}

function onPreModify($Request)
{
    $return = checkPGiPIN($Request)
}

function onInit($context)
{
    $var = $context.AddParameter("Attribute1")
    $var.DefaultValue = "Unused"    
    $var.Description = "LDAP displayname of attribute #1 for which to check uniqueness"    
    $var.MultiValued = $false    
    $var.Required = $true        
    $var = $context.AddParameter("Attribute1Desc")    
    $var.DefaultValue = "Unused"    
    $var.Description = "Description of attribute #1 for which to check uniqueness"    
    $var.MultiValued = $false    
    $var.Required = $true    
}

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    I managed to accomplish what I was looking for by not validating with the wizard but by running a script doing the validation.

    For the records:

     
  
 function checkPGiPIN($Request) 
{    
    $Attribute = $Context.Parameter("Attribute1")    
    if ($Attribute -ne "Unused") 
    {        
        try { $Value = $Request.Get($Attribute) } catch { $Value='' }        
        if (($Value -ne '') -and ($Value -ne $null)) 
        {            
            $Result = $value -match "^([1-9][0-9][0-9][0-9])$"
            if ($Result -ne "True") 
            {                 
                $AttribDesc = $Context.Parameter("Attribute1Desc")                
                throw "Administrative Policy: $AttribDesc $Value is not in the right format. PIN should be greater than 999 and less than 10000"            
            }        
        }
    }            
	
  
   
    return "OK"                
}

function onPreCreate($Request)
{
    $return = checkPGiPIN($Request)
}

function onPreModify($Request)
{
    $return = checkPGiPIN($Request)
}

function onInit($context)
{
    $var = $context.AddParameter("Attribute1")
    $var.DefaultValue = "Unused"    
    $var.Description = "LDAP displayname of attribute #1 for which to check uniqueness"    
    $var.MultiValued = $false    
    $var.Required = $true        
    $var = $context.AddParameter("Attribute1Desc")    
    $var.DefaultValue = "Unused"    
    $var.Description = "Description of attribute #1 for which to check uniqueness"    
    $var.MultiValued = $false    
    $var.Required = $true    
}

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