PowerShell connector scope filter being ignored

My favorite question. What version of OneIM are you using?

Sorry, 7.1.2

Sorry, I only have a version 8.0 environment available.

But it should work to use an object filter in the scope even with the PowerShell connector, as the object filter is applied by the sync engine after the data has been loaded by the PowerShell connector.

See the sample screenshots from my working scope filter.

I think I've done exactly the same, but the row I'm trying to ignore is still added:

I've tried using "like", "<>" and "=" operators but this filter just appears to be ignored.

Just had a thought, I did originally create the project in v7.1.1 and has since been upgrade. Could this have any effect on the behaviour?

Did you try the filter in the target system browser? Did it work?
Did you check that the User property containes the name as you typed it?

The browser also is ignoring the filter, and I copied the filter values directly from what the browser was showing so as far as I know it's accurate. I did try changing to a "Like" expression in case some Unicode difference were getting in the way, but got the same result.

No clue then. I suggest contacting support.

Oddly the expression
User like 'ADOIM%'
returns success, but the expression
User like 'ADOIM\%'
always fails.
Maybe it's the "\" that is confusing something somewhere.... I'll call support.
Thanks.

Did you try to double the backslash? I think it is used to escape some characters.