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joe
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Yep. Didn't mean to indicate otherwise Carlos, just that his bind
: RE: [ActiveDir]
AD in .NET Visual Basic
Has anyone noticed that
you can do (objectCategory=user) or (objectCategory=contact) instead of
((objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user))?
Im not sure I
understand why this works, but it does. The other thing I have noticed is
that the first two
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] AD in .NET Visual Basic
Marc,
I would also STRONGLY recommend you dont
do this, the amount of overhead you have on your server for one and the time
taken to return the results will really make life a nightmare.
You have been provided with the link to
the paging
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[ActiveDir] AD in .NET Visual Basic
Marc,
I would also STRONGLY
recommend you don't do this, the amount of overhead you have on your server
for one and the time taken to return the results will really make life a
nightmare.
You have been
provided with the link
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Yep. Didn't mean to indicate otherwise Carlos, just that his bind
of these
objectCategory queries work.
Anyone know?
Joe K.
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I think his filter
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Yep. Didn't mean to indicate
otherwise Carlos, just that his bind
Hey all,
I'm trying to walk my first steps in .NET Visual Basic and I want to
create a Web App to provide our people an interface to run some common
tasks (since they won't follow procedures)
Is there someone who could help me with a simple sample app in ASP.NET
that queries the AD and
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] AD in .NET Visual Basic
Hello Marc,
Welcome to the world of System.DirectoryServices. Could you please post the extended error to the list?
Just a few things,
1. You should specify a search filter for your query, this will limit the amount of time it takes for your
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Hey all,
I'm trying to walk my first steps in .NET Visual Basic and I want to create
a Web App to provide our people an interface to run some
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] AD in .NET Visual Basic
NO do not do this.Incorrect
answer.
The proper way to handle this is to specify a page size in
the calls to active directory, something less than 1000 and then retrieve the
data in multiple pages.
I would hate to see someone slowly increasing
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