XFOR: Notes Directory or Mapping Rule Changes Ineffective

CAUSE

UPPER, LOWER, and PROPER

These mapping rules change only the case of the source attribute or expression. For example, UPPER("User") resolves to "USER."

When the changes to the mapping rules only result in changing the case of a target attribute for a particular directory entry, the Directory Exchange Agent for Microsoft Exchange (DXAMEX) will not update the Exchange Server custom recipient.

For example, before changing the mapping rule, the Notes attribute, FirstName, is mapped straight through to Exchange Server's FirstName attribute, with the mapping rule FirstName = FirstName in the C:\Exchsrvr\Connect\Exchconn\Dxamex\Mapnotes.tbl mapping table.

Changing the mapping rule to read FirstName = UPPER(FirstName) should result in all propagated users from Notes to Exchange Server to appear with an uppercase FirstName attribute.

This mapping rule will not take effect, even when an Immediate Full Load is launched, until a mapping rule is changed that affects the contents of the target attribute other than a simple case change.

Propagating a Value in a Field that Previously Was Empty

For example, changing the mapping rule: After a user has been propagated from Notes to Exchange Server, and a single change is made to populate a previously empty Company field in Notes, DXAMEX will not update the Exchange Server custom recipient.

This mapping rule will not take effect, even when an Immediate Full Load is launched, until a mapping rule is changed that affects the contents of a target attribute that is already populated on the Exchange Server side for the custom recipient.

Appending a Value to an Existing Field

For example, changing the mapping rule: to the rule: This mapping rule will not take effect, even when an Immediate Full Load is launched, until a mapping rule (or contents of the source attribute) is changed that causes the target attribute not to match the mapped source attribute up to the number of characters contained in the target attribute.