You know I think the bad thing about this is simply that you are forcing
the RUS to look at every single object again which is costly. During that
time, it isn't, I believe, processing normal day to day stuff (i.e.
changes).
I could be wrong though. :o)
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I would be very interested to know what they perceive the adverse impact as
being.
While RUS can certainly be a PITA, and it's slow and expensive, I can't think
of any reason why it must be avoided at all cost.
There is (yet another) bug
A no-no? Hmmm.. Depends on the environment and the circumstances and
expected results.
If it's not a good idea, somebody should mention that to Microsoft and have
them update their procedures for troubleshooting to include a warning ;)
that
meet the criteria.
Al
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You know I think the bad thing about this is simply
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It *should* process all changes when you rebuild vs. update. Rebuilding
causes the RUS to process every account in AD as noted
to hear that the RUS does #2.
joe
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It *should* process all changes when you
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1. Loop through all USN's from zero for all objects. I.E. the current USN is
23000, it asks for a query to return all objects
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I would agree, the issue I would see is that you are in the middle of a
rebuild of 250k user objects.
Say you are 150k into it, I would expect any changes in the first 150k
the
expecations of the customer. ;)
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Thanks, all. I got in touch with the source