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In the csv file copy the user logon name column to a new text file. Save it as whatever you like. Then run the following bat below. <br />

<pre><code id="code-1187662">for /F &quot;tokens=1&quot; %%h IN (filename.txt) Do dsquery user -samid &quot;%%h&quot; |dsget user -ln -fn -email -samid
pause
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In the csv file copy the user logon name column to a new text file. Save it as whatever you like. Then run the following bat below.


for /F "tokens=1" %%h IN (filename.txt) Do dsquery user -samid "%%h" |dsget user -ln -fn -email -samid
pause


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Hi, <br />
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I have a csv file with user first name, last name and logon name.<br />
ineed to pull their email ids and update the file.<br />
please suggest ....how to do this with dsquery dsget?
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Hi, 

I have a csv file with user first name, last name and logon name.
ineed to pull their email ids and update the file.
please suggest ....how to do this with dsquery dsget?

DSQUERY- Need to pull email IDS from AD

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Windows Server 2003

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