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AZ-500: Dynamic group membership rules
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Question 10
You need to configure dynamic group membership based on users' City attribute. USER1 has Toronto, USER2 has Montreal, USER3 has London, and USER4 has Ontario. Group1 uses (user.city -contains "ON") and Group2 uses (user.city -match "on"). What will be the membership of Group1 and Group2 after the rules are applied?
Correct answer: GROUP1: USER1, USER2, USER3, USER4 / GROUP2: USER1, USER2, USER3, USER4
The -contains operator performs a case-insensitive substring check for string properties, and -match uses a case-insensitive regular-expression match by default. Every listed city contains the sequence "on": Toronto, Montreal, London, and Ontario. Therefore, all four users are included in both groups.
Exam clue: Do not treat "ON" and "on" as case-sensitive here. Check each city for the substring, not only its starting letters.
Remember: In dynamic membership rules, string -contains is case-insensitive and -match is case-insensitive unless you use the case-sensitive variants. Both can match a substring within the attribute value.