One last problem. I had ignored it as "not understandable," but then I think I discovered the problem but certainly not a solution.
My list of email addresses included a perfectly valid one that always fails to be found. Eventually, I added an .always() clause to see what the system was seeing that it resolved as "failure." There in the DisplayName attribute is:
DisplayName="Sxxx, Sxxx "Monti""
My guess is that the use of quotation marks within the quotation marks so confuses the retrieval system that it throws the whole record out. I only want the Login attribute, but nothing is available from this record at any time. I've looked at it to find a place to either suppress DisplayName or otherwise recover some of the data, but can't see anything.
Shall I write this record off as unusable?
My list of email addresses included a perfectly valid one that always fails to be found. Eventually, I added an .always() clause to see what the system was seeing that it resolved as "failure." There in the DisplayName attribute is:
DisplayName="Sxxx, Sxxx "Monti""
My guess is that the use of quotation marks within the quotation marks so confuses the retrieval system that it throws the whole record out. I only want the Login attribute, but nothing is available from this record at any time. I've looked at it to find a place to either suppress DisplayName or otherwise recover some of the data, but can't see anything.
Shall I write this record off as unusable?