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onPostModify Function

I'm writing a post modify PS function that updates the email address. I only want it to run if the first or last name is modified.

How do I tell within the $request what attribute was modified so I can stop the function if it wasn't first or last name?

 

Thank you.

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  • The workflow start conditions in particular can save you a lot of coding when it comes to trapping events.

    The nice thing about them too is that unlike script policies, you are not tied to a provisioning policy - this offers additional flexibility because you can have your scripts triggered in many different ways.

    Workflows in general are a very powerful technology within the product.
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  • The workflow start conditions in particular can save you a lot of coding when it comes to trapping events.

    The nice thing about them too is that unlike script policies, you are not tied to a provisioning policy - this offers additional flexibility because you can have your scripts triggered in many different ways.

    Workflows in general are a very powerful technology within the product.
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