Novell 050-696 Exam Which property right allows a trustee of an object to evaluate the value of the object property; returning only a TRUE or FALSE response, not the actual value of the property?

The Read right allows the trustee to see the actual value of a property, not merely a boolean result.

The Write right allows changing or adding a property value, it has nothing to do with evaluating or reading a property.

Delete removes an object from the directory and is not a property-level evaluation right.

Modify allows changing property flags or renaming an object; it does not evaluate property values.

Browse is an object right that allows a trustee to see the object in the tree, not to evaluate property values.

Add Self allows a trustee to add or remove themselves as a value of a property (for example, group membership) and is not an evaluation right.

Rename allows changing the name of an object and has no relationship to property value evaluation.

File Scan is a file-system trustee right for listing directory contents and is not an eDirectory object property right.

The Compare right is specifically designed to allow boolean evaluation of a property value - a trustee can check whether a property matches a supplied value but cannot read the underlying data. This is used for sensitive attributes such as passwords, where confirming a match is necessary but disclosing the actual stored value would be a security risk. It is a subset of the Read right and grants no visibility into the real property content.

Inheritable controls whether a right flows down the directory tree to subordinate objects; it is a right modifier, not a property evaluation right.