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Performs
a search on the LDAP server and returns the results which can be
saved as process data.
The maximum number of records that the query can return is controlled
by the LDAP server. For example, the default configuration of Microsoft
Active Directory limits the number of records returned in a result
to 1000. If a query is performed on this LDAP server, and more than
1000 records match the query, the result set includes only 1000
records.
Note: You must configure the LDAP service properties
before using the operations of the LDAP service. (See LDAP service configuration.)
For information about the General and Route Evaluation property
groups, see Common operation properties.
LDAP Query Options propertiesProperties for specifying details about the query.
LDAP Query OptionsA value that describes the query to perform,
as well as how to save the query results. To specify the value,
use the Query LDAP Query Options Editor dialog box. (See LDAP Query Options Editor.)
Connection Settings propertiesProperties for specifying an LDAP connection for the LDAP
Query operation. If not provided, or if the Use Global Settings
property is selected, the properties specified by the LDAP service
configuration are used. (See LDAP service configuration.)
Use Global SettingsA boolean value
that indicates whether the LDAP connection specified by the LDAP
service configuration is used for this operation. If false, the
connection specified in the Connection Settings property group is
used.
Initial Context FactoryA string value
that represents the Java class to use as the context factory. This class
is used to create a connection to the LDAP server. The default is com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory,
which is appropriate for most LDAP servers.
Provider URLA string value
that represents the URL to use to connect to the LDAP service. The
format of the value is ldap://server name:port
server name is the name of the computer that hosts
the LDAP server
port is the communications port that the LDAP service
uses. The default is 389, which is the standard
port used for LDAP connections.
User NameA string value
that represents the user name of the user account to use to log in
to the LDAP server. The user account must have permission to connect
to the server and read the information in the LDAP directory.
Depending
on the LDAP server, the user name could be a simple user name such as
“myname” or a DN. For example, “CN=myname,CN=users,DC=myorg”.
PasswordA string value
that represents the password that corresponds with the user name
provided for the Username property.
Other PropertiesA string value
that represents other properties and their corresponding values that
you can provide to the LDAP server. The value is in the following
format:
property=value;property=value;...
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