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thanks Krzysztof. the write up is a great reference.. thanks for the hard work.<br />
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the third query, is so slow:<br />
dsquery computer -name * -limit 0 | dsget computer -samid | find /i &quot;DEV&quot;<br />
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but for obvious reasons..<br />
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helps to confirm the point..
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thanks Krzysztof. the write up is a great reference.. thanks for the hard work.

the third query, is so slow:
dsquery computer -name * -limit 0 | dsget computer -samid | find /i "DEV"

but for obvious reasons..

helps to confirm the point..

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You're welcome :)<br />
<br />
Krzysztof
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i ran<br />
dsquery * -filter &quot;(&amp;(objectcategory=compute<wbr />r)(name=*D<wbr />EV*))&quot; -attr name <br />
and then<br />
dsquery computer -limit 0 | find /i &quot;DEV&quot; <br />
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&nbsp;the latter is more complete.. the first one does not show it all.. what is the reason?<br />
in the second one, can we just have the name print like in the first one?<br />

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i ran
dsquery * -filter "(&(objectcategory=computer)(name=*DEV*))" -attr name 
and then
dsquery computer -limit 0 | find /i "DEV" 

 the latter is more complete.. the first one does not show it all.. what is the reason?
in the second one, can we just have the name print like in the first one?


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