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Of course you could also use<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39780161-1">Get-aduser -Filter * | ? {$_.sAMAccountname -ceq $_.sAMAccountname.ToUpper() } </code></pre>
but that doesn't change anything. Major issue is that the check has to happen on the client, and no cmdlet filter expression can be used.
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Of course you could also use


Get-aduser -Filter * | ? {$_.sAMAccountname -ceq $_.sAMAccountname.ToUpper() } 

but that doesn't change anything. Major issue is that the check has to happen on the client, and no cmdlet filter expression can be used.

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Worked like a champ! &nbsp;Thanks! &nbsp;I had tried a variation of that, but looks like I had a problem with syntax.<br />
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Thanks a ton!
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Worked like a champ!  Thanks!  I had tried a variation of that, but looks like I had a problem with syntax.

Thanks a ton!

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So I have been beating my head against a wall trying to figure this one out.<br />
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I need to run a script that will return to me any sAMAccountname in AD that is in all uppercase. &nbsp;I believe that this is getting closer, but the operator is not supported... <br />
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get-aduser -Filter {sAMAccountname -cmatch'^[A-Z]+$'} -Properties name,samaccountname<br />
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Any input?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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So I have been beating my head against a wall trying to figure this one out.

I need to run a script that will return to me any sAMAccountname in AD that is in all uppercase.  I believe that this is getting closer, but the operator is not supported... 

get-aduser -Filter {sAMAccountname -cmatch'^[A-Z]+$'} -Properties name,samaccountname

Any input?

Thanks!

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