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Drag and Drop Question You deploy a Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 server in your company network. You create an inbound synchronization rule. The synchronization rule populates the…

The correct answer is IIF; Custom expression: Eq(Type, "Contractor"); String: Temporary employee; Custom expression: Null(). The correct configuration uses IIF (Immediate If) as the function, with 'Eq(Type, "Contractor")' as the condition expression to test if the Type attribute equals 'Contractor'. When the condition is true, the destination attribute receives the string value 'Temporary employee'…

Submitted by rachelw· Mar 4, 2026Configuring and managing synchronization rules and attribute flow definitions in Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010, specifically using declarative provisioning and built-in expression functions for conditional attribute mapping.

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Drag and Drop Question You deploy a Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 server in your company network. You create an inbound synchronization rule. The synchronization rule populates the destination attribute named description. You have the following requirements: - If the source attribute named Type has a value of Contractor, the description attribute must get a value of Temporary employee. - For all other values of Type, the description attribute must be Null. You need to configure the attribute flow definition according to the requirements. What should you do? (To answer, drag the appropriate function name or argument name to the correct location or locations in the answer area.) Answer:

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IIFIsPresentString: Temporary employeeCustom expression: Null()Custom expression: IsPresent(Type)Custom expression: Eq(Type, "Contractor")

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  • IIF
  • Custom expression: Eq(Type, "Contractor")
  • String: Temporary employee
  • Custom expression: Null()

Explanation

The correct configuration uses IIF (Immediate If) as the function, with 'Eq(Type, "Contractor")' as the condition expression to test if the Type attribute equals 'Contractor'. When the condition is true, the destination attribute receives the string value 'Temporary employee', and when false, it receives Null() - perfectly matching both requirements. This IIF(condition, true-value, false-value) structure is the standard FIM 2010 attribute flow syntax for conditional value mapping.

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#FIM 2010 Synchronization Rules#Attribute Flow Configuration#IIF Conditional Expression#Forefront Identity Manager

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