arg-query-condition

The <arg-query-condition> argument specifies the logical conditional search expression to be used to find a match for the enclosing action or token. It can be enclosed inside <token-query>, <do-find-matching-object> and arg-query-condition.
An <arg-query-condition> element can have combination of <arg-match-attr> and <arg-query-condition> as children.

A <arg-query-condition> element along with its children can be read as a prefix expression, where the <arg-query-condition> is the operator and its children are the operands in the expression.

Possible names for the search condition are:

and

a logical and operation should be performed on the enclosed operands.

or

a logical or operation should be performed on the enclosed operands.

not

a logical not operation should be performed on the enclosed operand. If the attribute name is set to not, the arg-query-condition should have only one child, either <search-attr> or a <search-condtion>

In the resultant <query>, for each <arg-query-condition> there will be <search-condition> populated with <search-attr>'s and <search-condition>'s
Note: The support for <arg-query-condition> depends on the implementation in the target Driver Shim.

Example

<arg-query-condition name="and">
	<arg-match-attr name="Surname"/>
	<arg-query-condition name="or">
		<arg-match-attr name="OU"/>
		<arg-query-condition name="not">
			<arg-match-attr name="Title">
				<arg-value type="string">
					<token-text xml:space="preserve">SSE</token-text>
				</arg-value>
			</arg-match-attr>
		</arg-query-condition>
	</arg-query-condition>
</arg-query-condition>

Also See <do-find-matching-object> and <token-query> .