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05.01.2008 at 07:46AM PDT, ID: 23368702
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What is the proper syntax to list users with dsquery/csvde commands?

Asked by netfriendsinc in Active Directory, MS DOS, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2003 R2, using dsquery and dsmod commands

I'm trying to use the dsquery command to show users in a certain OU and then output that info to a csv file that can then be opened in MS Xcel.  I'm not sure precisely, if I should be using the dsquery command and then pipe the output of that to a dsmod command, or if i should be using csvde.  The OU I am looking to gather a user list from is 3 layers deep.  So:

Root-->1s OU-->2nd OU-->Target OU

is there an easier way to do this besides the above commands?  Thanks for your help!Start Free Trial
 
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Zones: Active Directory, MS DOS, Windows 2003 Server
Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2003 R2, using dsquery and dsmod commands
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