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LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValuesByName
Returns the values for an attribute in an entry.
| Component | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | Server | iOS SDK |
| LDAP | 7.4 | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
MBS( "LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValuesByName"; LDAPRef; EntryIndex; AttributeName { ; NoReturnEnding } ) More
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Example | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| LDAPRef | The reference number for the LDAP connection. | $ldap | |
| EntryIndex | The index in the search results. Range from 0 to LDAP.SearchResult.EntryCount-1. |
$index | |
| AttributeName | The name of the attribute. | "FirstName" | |
| NoReturnEnding | Pass 1 to have no extra newline character on the end of the returned list. Default is 1 to include none, so a list with one value behaves as a text value. | 1 | Optional |
Result
Returns value, list or error.
Description
Returns the values for an attribute in an entry.This function searches attributes by name instead of index.
If nothing is found, you get empty result.
Examples
Qeries attribute values by name:
Set Variable [ $username ; Value: MBS("LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValuesByName" ; $ldap ; $Index ; "sAMAccountName" ) ]
See also
- LDAP.JSON
- LDAP.Rename
- LDAP.Search
- LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeName
- LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeNames
- LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValue
- LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValueCount
- LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValues
Release notes
- Version 7.4
- Added LDAP.SearchResult.AttributeValuesByName function.
Blog Entries
This function is free to use.
Created 7th September 2017, last changed 27th July 2021
