Multi Valued Functions

Multi-Valued Functions

Function	Description
ConcatenateMultivaluedString	Concatenates the values in a multi-valued string.
ConvertToUniqueIdentifier	Converts all supplied GUIDs to unique identifiers so they can be used in native FIM activities such as the Approval activity.
Count	Returns the number of entries in a list. If an object is passed (single string or resource ID, for example), the count will be 1. If a null value is supplied, the count will be 0.
First	Returns the first value in a list.
FormatMultivaluedList	Formats the multivalued list as per the specified format string.
IndexByValue	Returns the zero-based index of the specified value in the input list.
InsertValues	Inserts the specified values in an internal InsertValuesCollection list. Typically used inconjuction with the Update Resources / Create Resource activity to specify that a value or list of values should be inserted into a multivalued target attribute.
Last	Returns the last value in a list.
ParametersList	Returns the list of attribute names in the request parameters of an arbitrary request.
ParametersTable	Returns a table of attribute name, modification type and modified values in the request parameters of an arbitrary request
ParameterValue	Returns the value of a request parameter of an arbitrary request. When the request is for an update of a multi-valued attribute, ParameterValueAdded() and ParameterValueRemoved() must be used.
ParameterValueAdded	Returns the added values of a multi-valued request parameter of an arbitrary request.
ParameterValueRemoved	Returns the removed values of a multi-valued request parameter of an arbitrary request.
RemoveDuplicates	Removes duplicate values from a list of items.
RemoveValues	Inserts the specified values in an internal RemovedValuesCollection list. Typically used inconjuction with the Update Resources activity to specify that a value or list of values should be removed from a multivalued target attribute.
SortList	Sorts the specified List.
ValueByIndex	Returns the value which exists at the specified index.