Currently, I"m managing group membership using a multi-valued database table. That works well. But, the logic for group membership resides on a DB server and requires a developer or a DBA to alter (along with a bunch of change control
overhead).
In this instance, we have cases where an employee has duties in more than one building. Those building lists are stored in the metaverse in a newly created multi-valued attriubte "building". The MAs I have in place maintain that properly.
I'm going through an effort to move that into the portal. I have the groups and users created in the portal. But, when I try to define the group as a criteria based group, the list of selectable attributes does not include "building".
At first I thought the portal didn't support multi-valued string attributes. But, I found instances in the default drop down that are multi-valued, non-indexed attributes.
Then, I thought the reason I wasn't seeing that attribute was because of some MPR. So, I added the "building" attribute to these MPRs:
Synchronization: Synchronization account controls group resources it synchronizes
Group management: Group administrators can update group resources
My question is, what do I need to do to get my "building" attribute to show up in the criteria attribute selection drop down? Or, is that not supported? Or, am I missing something?
Thanks,
Greg
In this instance, we have cases where an employee has duties in more than one building. Those building lists are stored in the metaverse in a newly created multi-valued attriubte "building". The MAs I have in place maintain that properly.
I'm going through an effort to move that into the portal. I have the groups and users created in the portal. But, when I try to define the group as a criteria based group, the list of selectable attributes does not include "building".
At first I thought the portal didn't support multi-valued string attributes. But, I found instances in the default drop down that are multi-valued, non-indexed attributes.
Then, I thought the reason I wasn't seeing that attribute was because of some MPR. So, I added the "building" attribute to these MPRs:
Synchronization: Synchronization account controls group resources it synchronizes
Group management: Group administrators can update group resources
My question is, what do I need to do to get my "building" attribute to show up in the criteria attribute selection drop down? Or, is that not supported? Or, am I missing something?
Thanks,
Greg