r->{'description'}, \n";
Is there any way to apply some type of filter like
&(objectCategory=user)(objectClass=user)(samaccountname=bubslg) to this
query? Or is there a better way to query for an object that matches a
specific logonid.samaccountname?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for all the suggestions. I did find a little snippet that seems
to do what I want, however, it seems to have problems returning, or
printing anyway, multiple attributes. I only seem to get the first
attribute. Any ideas?
my $strBase= ";"; # BaseDN should be the
search base
my $str
OK, I've got this chunk of code that is importing a bunch of user data
into SQL. Part of the process is to pull some user infromation from
active directory. This prcess works fine for 12,000 to 16,000
iterations, then I get this:
OLE exception from "Provider":
Table does not exist.
Win32::OLE(
