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Thanks for this, I wouldn't have had a clue.<br />
I'm assuming this needs to be saved as a vbs file and run using cscript before the path to the script.<br />
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I'm on site tomorrow so I will let you know.<br />
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Cheers
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Thanks for this, I wouldn't have had a clue.
I'm assuming this needs to be saved as a vbs file and run using cscript before the path to the script.

I'm on site tomorrow so I will let you know.

Cheers

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Thanks for this, worked like a charm.
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Hi,<br />
Inherited an AD setup where previous admin imported pupil information using CSVDE. The only attributes that where in the csv file where the essential, objectClass, sAMAccountName and DN.<br />
I want to be able to populate the other fields, eg displayName, givenName, sn etc. I can do the Profile path using dsquery/dsmod pipes.<br />
I was thinking I could create a new csv file with the relevant structure and attributes but won't that moan that the account already exists? <br />
What's the best way to achieve this?
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Hi,
Inherited an AD setup where previous admin imported pupil information using CSVDE. The only attributes that where in the csv file where the essential, objectClass, sAMAccountName and DN.
I want to be able to populate the other fields, eg displayName, givenName, sn etc. I can do the Profile path using dsquery/dsmod pipes.
I was thinking I could create a new csv file with the relevant structure and attributes but won't that moan that the account already exists? 
What's the best way to achieve this?

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