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DateCompare

Properties

Name	Type	Description	Notes
FirstDate	DateCompareFirstDate		[required]
SecondDate	DateCompareSecondDate		[required]
Operator	Enum [ "LT", "LTE", "GT", "GTE" ]	This is the comparison to perform.	Operation
PositiveCondition	String	The output of the transform if the expression evalutes to true	[required]
NegativeCondition	String	The output of the transform if the expression evalutes to false	[required]
RequiresPeriodicRefresh	Boolean	A value that indicates whether the transform logic should be re-evaluated every evening as part of the identity refresh process	[optional] [default to $false]
VarInput	[map[string]AnyType]https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/lang-spec/chapter-04?view=powershell-7.4	This is an optional attribute that can explicitly define the input data which will be fed into the transform logic. If input is not provided, the transform will take its input from the source and attribute combination configured via the UI.	[optional]

Examples

• Prepare the resource

$DateCompare = Initialize-DateCompare  -FirstDate null `
 -SecondDate null `
 -Operator LT `
 -PositiveCondition true `
 -NegativeCondition false `
 -RequiresPeriodicRefresh false `
 -VarInput {type=accountAttribute, attributes={attributeName=first_name, sourceName=Source}}

• Convert the resource to JSON

$DateCompare | ConvertTo-JSON

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