Find in
Specifies the eDirectoryTM container to search. To select
a different container to search, click the browse button next to this field.
Search Subcontainers
Specifies whether to include subcontainers in the search.
Find Type
Specifies the type of search. Select Standard if the only
search criteria you need are object name and type. Otherwise, use the query area
illustrated below to build a search query.
First query field
Select an object property to use as a search criterion, or select [Object Type] to search
for objects of a specific class. All properties defined in the schema of the eDirectory
tree are listed in this field. The property names are read from eDirectory and so are
always shown in English.
Comparison operator
Click this button to select the logical operator to use when comparing the value of the
specified property with the actual property values in eDirectory .
Second query field
Select or enter the property value to compare against the actual property values in
eDirectory . To enter a value that will work, you must know the syntax of the particular
property. The syntax is the type of data contained in the property, such as a character
string, an integer, and so on.
Statement connector keyword
Click this button to select the keyword that specifies how this statement or group of
statements connects with the next statement or group of statements in the query.
And
Specifies that both this and the next statement (or statement group) must be true for a match to occur. If there is no next statement, selecting this keyword adds one.
Or
Specifies that either this or the next statement (or statement group) must be true for a match to occur. If there is no next statement, selecting this keyword adds one.
Insert Row
Adds a new statement below this one.
Delete Row
Deletes this statement from the query.
New Group
Adds a new statement group below this one.
End
Specifies that this statement ends the query.
Find
Click this button to execute the search and display the results at the bottom of the
dialog box. You can right-click objects in the results list to perform actions just like
in the ConsoleOne® right pane.
Hint: Only the first 1,200 objects in the search results are displayed. If your search results are larger than that, you might want to refine your search criteria to return fewer results.
Reset
Click this button to reset the fields and options in the dialog box to their default
values. Otherwise, each time you search an eDirectory container during the current
ConsoleOne session, the Find dialog box contains the values you last specified.
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