Environment
Situation
Issue
SSO administrator is creating a script to SSO enable an application. They use a variable that includes both the Domain and the Username, separated by a backslash """" because the application requires it.
Type ""Domain\Username"" does not work but Domain@Username does enter correctly.
Data is not being entered as expected.
Resolution
Cause
The backslash is a special character and must be entered separately.
Solution
Use the type command (full list available in this knowledgebase) for the backslash key, as you should also do with other special characters. The following syntax is correct;
Type \
Type |220
Type -Raw |220
The following syntax is not correct (don’t need """");
Type ""|220""
Type -Raw ""|220""
For example, to type ""Domain\Username"" the customer had to store the variables individually and then use the following commands in the script:
Type $Domain
Type \
Type $Username