Set-VPASIdentityUserState
Synopsis:
SET USER STATE IN IDENTITY |
Description:
USE THIS FUNCTION TO SET USER STATE IN IDENTITY |
Syntax:
Set-VPASIdentityUserState -Username <String> -State <String> [-token <Hashtable>] [<CommonParameters>] |
Set-VPASIdentityUserState -UserID <String> -State <String> [-token <Hashtable>] [<CommonParameters>] |
Set-VPASIdentityUserState -InputParameters <Hashtable> [-token <Hashtable>] [<CommonParameters>] |
Parameters:
-Username <String> |
-UserID <String> |
-State <String> |
-InputParameters <Hashtable> |
-token <Hashtable> |
<CommonParameters> |
Examples:
$SetUserState = Set-VPASIdentityUserState -Username {USERNAME VALUE} -State {STATE VALUE} |
$SetUserState = Set-VPASIdentityUserState -UserID {USERID VALUE} -State {STATE VALUE} |
$InputParameters = @{ |
$InputParameters = @{ |
Outputs:
$true if successful |
$false if failed |