Boolean Property Type

The Active Directory Domain Services Schema Boolean syntax type is used for properties such as the isDefunct attribute and the isDeleted attribute. System.DirectoryServices treats this syntax type as a Boolean value. In ADSI, this property type is identified as ADSTYPE_BOOLEAN. For more information about ADSTYPE_BOOLEAN, see the ADSTYPEENUM enumeration documentation in the MSDN Library at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=27252. For more information about the Boolean syntax, the isDefunct attribute or the isDeleted attribute, see "Boolean syntax", "Is-Defunct attribute" or "Is-Deleted attribute" in the MSDN Library at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=27252

The following example shows how to read a property with a Boolean value.

Console.WriteLine(usr.Properties("isDeleted").Value)

Console.WriteLine(usr.Properties["isDeleted"].Value);

The following code example shows how to set a single-valued Boolean property to true.

usr.Properties("isDeleted").Value = True
usr.CommitChanges()

usr.Properties["isDeleted"].Value = true;
usr.CommitChanges();

The following example shows how to add a value of true to a multi-valued Boolean property.

usr.Properties("isDeleted").Add(True)
usr.CommitChanges()

usr.Properties["isDeleted"].Add(true);
usr.CommitChanges();

See Also

Reference

System.DirectoryServices
Boolean

Concepts

Property Types

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