The IADsProperty Interface

The next question we should ask ourselves is how are properties defined? I mentioned earlier that they were held as Active Directory objects, and you won't be in the least bit surprised when I present to you the

IADsProperty

interface, which provides access to these objects. This interface has these properties (that word again):

Property	Type	Description
`OID`	`BSTR`	Unique Object Identifier
`Syntax`	`BSTR`	Syntax pathname
`MaxRange`	`long`	Maximum number of values (multi-valued properties only)
`MinRange`	`long`	Minimum number of values (multi-valued properties only)
`MultiValued`	`VARIANT_BOOL`	Multi-valued property flag

Like the

IADsClass

interface, it also has a single method, which may optionally be implemented:

Method	Parameters	Description
`Qualifiers()`	`[out, retval] IADsCollection ppQualifiers`**	Returns collection of objects describing additional qualifiers

This is pretty self-explanatory, apart from that

Syntax

property. And that brings us to the last interface in the sequence, IADsSyntax
.