Provisioning policy entitlement parameters
Provisioning policy parameters help system administrators define the attribute values that are required and the values that are allowed.
- Constant value
- Null
- JavaScript
- Regular expression
The provisioning parameters in an entitlement can be statically or dynamically defined. Parameters are defined statically by selecting the constant parameter type and specifying literal values, such as strings or integers. For example, an attribute can be defined as Domain Users or Power® Users. A dynamically defined parameter value can be based on a JavaScript function. A range of values can be defined that use a regular expression.
Parameters can also be specified as Null,
indicating that the parameter does not have a value. This situation
is equivalent to having a JavaScript parameter type with a value
of return null;
Provisioning parameters for single-valued attributes can be based only on JavaScript code or a constant. The provisioning parameters of a multi-valued attribute can use a constant, JavaScript code, or regular expression for their values.
However, a regular expression can be used only for provisioning parameter enforcement of the Allowed or Excluded type.