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need this answer so i'm increasing the points.
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need this answer so i'm increasing the points.

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DN can't be excluded, it's the unique identifier for the object. You can't delete it afterwards?<br />
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Chris
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DN can't be excluded, it's the unique identifier for the object. You can't delete it afterwards?

Chris

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I want to do a straight import into SQL, and the DN information is messing that whole process up. I'm creating a searchable database users can use to check to see if their account exists.
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I want to do a straight import into SQL, and the DN information is messing that whole process up. I'm creating a searchable database users can use to check to see if their account exists.

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Awesome, thanks this does exactly what i need.
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Awesome, thanks this does exactly what i need.

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Pleasure :)<br />
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Chris
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I'm trying to create a csv to import users into a database. I'm using the command below and everything works other than i cannot seem to omit the dn in the results file. Any clues?<br />
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csvde -f results.csv -d &quot;ou=users,dc=domain,dc=com<wbr />&quot; -r (&amp;(obbjectClass=user)(obje<wbr />ctcategory<wbr />=person))&quot;<wbr /> -l &quot;cn,sn,givenName,name,sAMA<wbr />ccountName<wbr />,userPrinc<wbr />ipalName,i<wbr />nitials&quot; -o &quot;DN&quot;
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I'm trying to create a csv to import users into a database. I'm using the command below and everything works other than i cannot seem to omit the dn in the results file. Any clues?

csvde -f results.csv -d "ou=users,dc=domain,dc=com" -r (&(obbjectClass=user)(objectcategory=person))" -l "cn,sn,givenName,name,sAMAccountName,userPrincipalName,initials" -o "DN"

Omit DN information from csvde results

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