Closed jlclaude closed 8 years ago
Hi, You can do this by building a reference
If you don't have the set referenced in the XML config already, you can create a placeholder for it using a 'none' operation
<ResourceOperation operation="None" resourceType="Set" id="setPasswordResetUsers">
<AnchorAttributes>
<AnchorAttribute>DisplayName</AnchorAttribute>
</AnchorAttributes>
<AttributeOperations>
<AttributeOperation operation="none" name="DisplayName>_All People Registered for Password Reset</AttributeOperation>
</AttributeOperations>
</ResourceOperations>
Once you have an XML reference, then you can use the ##xmlref syntax## in your filter
/Person[(EmployeeStartDate > '2016-06-30T04:00:00Z') and (EmployeeStartDate < '2016-07-02T04:00:00Z') and (ObjectID != /Set[ObjectID = '##xmlref:setPasswordResetUsers:ObjectID##']/ComputedMember)]
The topic on building references has more detail if you need.
Let me know how you go
Ryan
works perfectly thanks for the reply Ryan! I am loving the RMConfig module it is making it so easy to setup my lab, qa, and prod to all be kept in sync.
Great! Glad its working well for you and thanks for the feedback. :smile:
I am setting up my xml file to create the sets between environments and I have a some sets that reference other sets in the filter. Is there a way to lookup the objectID of a set given the displayname and pass it to the filter in the xml. I do not want to have to lookup the object ID per environment and modify the xml each time I run it. Below is an example of a filter for a set:
/Person[(EmployeeStartDate > '2016-06-30T04:00:00Z') and (EmployeeStartDate < '2016-07-02T04:00:00Z') and (ObjectID != /Set[ObjectID = '9fe32576-6fc6-49f7-bb71-6df7d6ac968b']/ComputedMember)]
so I need to find a way to replace the ObjectID with a variable that is a reference to a set by displayname and passed. Is there a way to do this?