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Synchronization Service and manually mapping objects

Shawn.Ferrier
over 8 years ago

Hello,

In looking through the Synchronization Service (aka QuickConnect) SDK, I see that there is a ManualMappingOperation class. Has anyone ever tried manually mapping an object via the SDK interfaces? Thus far I've not had any luck sorting through the object model to figure it out.

Thanks,
Shawn.

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  • 0 over 8 years ago

    Call me crazy Shawn, but if you look at the example code (which I have used myself), it shows the cmdlet being used to manipulate a mapping for a single object pair:

    C:\PS>$a = Get-QCObject -Connection "MyConnection1" -ObjectType User –ObjectFilter @{sAMAccountName=’Name1’}

    C:\PS>$b = Get-QCObject -Connection "MyConnection2" -ObjectType User –ObjectFilter @{sAMAccountName=’Name2’}

    C:\PS>Start-QCObjectMap -Object1 $a -Object2 $b

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  • 0 over 8 years ago

    Call me crazy Shawn, but if you look at the example code (which I have used myself), it shows the cmdlet being used to manipulate a mapping for a single object pair:

    C:\PS>$a = Get-QCObject -Connection "MyConnection1" -ObjectType User –ObjectFilter @{sAMAccountName=’Name1’}

    C:\PS>$b = Get-QCObject -Connection "MyConnection2" -ObjectType User –ObjectFilter @{sAMAccountName=’Name2’}

    C:\PS>Start-QCObjectMap -Object1 $a -Object2 $b

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