In our environment, we typically create user accounts with their first name initial and their last name. That's easy enough to create in .json. However, we also randomly generate a two-digit number (between 10 and 99) at the end of the samaccountname in order to help ensure uniqueness of usernames. Example:
User First name: John
User Last name: Doe
username: jdoe76
I don't see a method in .json format that would allow the samaccountname field to auto-generate a random number between 10-99 at the end of the username. Here's my current setup:
"Name": "samaccountname",
"Definition": {
"Type": "TextField",
"Label": "['en-us:Username', 'de-de:SAM-Account-Name', 'fr-fr:SAM nom de compte']",
"Description": "",
"DefaultValue": null,
"IsRequired": true,
"IsEnabled": true,
"isHidden": false,
"isHiddenFromRequester": false,
"Constraints": {
"MaxLength": -1,
"ForbiddenChars": null,
"ValidationRule": "",
"ValidationInformation": "",
"UniquenessConstraint": "properties/ldap/uniqueness",
"CreationRule": "<toLowerCase>(<firstLetter>({givenname}){sn})"
I'm wondering if there's some sort of syntax that would allow for something like this:
"CreationRule": "<toLowerCase>(<firstLetter>({givenname}){sn}){randInteger(10, 99)}"
