Uses of the Attribute Flow Scripts That Are Included with MMS (304078)

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Specific Attribute Flow

Specific attribute flow is used for making direct assignments from the MV to the CD and from the CD to the MV. This flow will occur to all connected entries, and disconnected entries will not use this flow script.

# This is a simple flow of the telephone number from the metaverse to 
# the connected directory.
$cd.telephonenumber = $mv.telephonenumber
				

Advanced Attribute Flow

Advanced attribute flow allows for the application of conditional logic to flow scripts. This flow will occur on all connected objects and will override Specific Flow rules in the case of a collision. Disconnected objects will not use this flow script.

# Check for the existence of the metaverse telephone number if it is there
# and then send the metaverse value to the connected directory.
If $exists($mv.telephonenumber)
then
$cd.telephonenumber = $mv.telephonenumber
endif 
				

Disconnection Flow Script

The disconnection flow script only runs when the management agent disconnects objects. It will not run when a function (such as $Disconnect or $Disconnect_Specific) is used to disconnect the objects.

# The user is gone so null the phone number.
$cd.telephonenumber = $null
				

CD Flow Script

The CD flow script runs when objects are disconnected and also have been assigned the msMMS-managedbyprofile = TRUE attribute. This script will only make assignments to the connected directory.

#If the object is disconnected and has been provisioned by TAMA it will send
#the useraccountcontrol value of 514 to the AD to disable the user object. #This will generally be useful when the msMMS-TimeToLive attribute is set to
#something other than 0.
$cd.useraccountcontrol = 514
				

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