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Hello Radhakrishnan, thank you for your comment. &nbsp;You are correct, when right clicking and selecting move, i do get message move was successful, however it doesn't show up in the container it was moved too. &nbsp;I'll try your other suggestions as well &amp;&nbsp;post back the results.
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Hello Experts, when I right click an object in Active Directory &amp;&nbsp;select &quot;Move&quot; it doesn't show up in new container. &nbsp;But if i search i can find it, i just can see it took select it with doing a search. &nbsp;Totally confused.
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Hello Experts, when I right click an object in Active Directory & select "Move" it doesn't show up in new container.  But if i search i can find it, i just can see it took select it with doing a search.  Totally confused.

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