UserProfileManager.Search Method
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Retrieves an array of ProfileBase objects of this profile type whose searchable properties match a specified search pattern.
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Search(String) | Retrieves an array of ProfileBase objects of a particular profile type whose searchable properties match the specified search pattern. (Inherited from ProfileManagerBase.) |
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Search([]) | Retrieves an array of ProfileBase objects of a particular profile type whose searchable properties match the specified search patterns. (Inherited from ProfileManagerBase.) |
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Search(OrganizationProfile, String) | Retrieves an array of users and organizations (as ProfileBase objects) under the specified OrganizationProfile object whose searchable properties match a specified search pattern. (Inherited from ProfileManagerBase.) |
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Search(OrganizationProfile, []) | Retrieves an array of users and organizations (as ProfileBase objects) under the specified OrganizationProfile object whose searchable properties match the specified search patterns. (Inherited from ProfileManagerBase.) |
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Search([], Int32, Nullable<Boolean>) | (Inherited from ProfileManagerBase.) |
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Remarks
The searchable profile properties are FirstName, LastName, PreferredName, UserName, Office, Title, Department, WorkEmail, SPS-SipAddress, and AccountName. To retrieve objects of multiple ProfileType, use ProfileSearchManager.
The following sample shows how to use this class.
SPSite siteColl = SPContext.Current.Site;
SPServiceContext serviceContext = SPServiceContext.GetContext(siteColl);
UserProfileManager upm = new UserProfileManager(serviceContext);
//Use either the string or the array of strings
//string[] searchPattern = { “User”, “UserOne”};
string searchPattern = “User”;
ProfileBase[] searchResults = upm.Search(searchPattern);
foreach (ProfileBase profile in searchResults)
{
Console.WriteLine(profile.DisplayName);
}