IAdmInactiveAccountCondition

The IAdmInactiveAccountCondition interface represents the If is inactive <period> condition.

Inheritance: IAdmCondition

Properties

  • Property

  • Description

  • PeriodOperator

  • Gets or sets the comparison operator for the condition.

  • PeriodValue

  • Gets or sets the inactive period value.

Details

PeriodOperator

Gets or sets the comparison operator for the condition.

PeriodValue

Gets or sets the inactive period value.

  • Type:
  • int
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

Examples

The following code sample creates a condition that returns true if the account has been inactive for more than 3 weeks.

PowerShell
# The $actionSet variable refers to an action set in a
# business rule, custom command, or scheduled task.

# Create condition.
$condition = $actionSet.Conditions.CreateEx("adm-InactiveAccountCondition")
$inactivityCondition = $condition.GetCondition()
$inactivityCondition.PeriodOperator = "ADM_EXPIRATIONCOMPARISONOPERATOR_MORETHAN"
$inactivityCondition.PeriodValue = 3

# Save changes.
$condition.SetCondition($inactivityCondition)
$condition.SetInfo()
$actionSet.Conditions.Add($condition)
C#
// The actionSet variable refers to an action set in a
// business rule, custom command, or scheduled task.

// Create condition.
IAdmBusinessRuleCondition condition = (IAdmBusinessRuleCondition)actionSet.Conditions.CreateEx(
    "adm-InactiveAccountCondition");
IAdmInactiveAccountCondition inactivityCondition =
    (IAdmInactiveAccountCondition)condition.GetCondition();
inactivityCondition.PeriodOperator =
    ADM_EXPIRATIONCOMPARISONOPERATOR_ENUM.ADM_EXPIRATIONCOMPARISONOPERATOR_MORETHAN;
inactivityCondition.PeriodValue = 3;

// Save changes.
condition.SetCondition(inactivityCondition);
condition.SetInfo();
actionSet.Conditions.Add(condition);

Requirements

Minimum required version: 2011.3

See also

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