if-dest-dn

<if-dest-dn> performs a test on the destination DN in the current operation.

operator	Returns true when...
available	there is a destination DN available.
equal	there is a destination DN available and it equals the content of the condition when compared using semantics appropriate to the DN format of the destination datastore. Supports variable expansion.
in-container	there is a destination DN available and it represents an object in the container specified by the content of the condition when compared using semantics appropriate to the DN format of the destination datastore. Supports variable expansion.
in-subtree	there is a destination DN available and it represents and object in the subtree specified by the content of the condition when compared using semantics appropriate to the DN format of the destination datastore. Supports variable expansion.
not-available	available would return false.
not-equal	equal would return false.
not-in-container	in-container would return false.
not-in-subtree	in-subtree would return false.

Examples

<if-dest-dn op="available"/>

<if-dest-dn op="equal">Novell\Users\Fred</if-dest-dn>

<if-dest-dn op="in-container">Novell\Users</if-dest-dn>

<if-dest-dn op="in-subtree">Novell</if-dest-dn>