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Dear,<br />
I will have to PowerShell a data import from HR software to AD.<br />
The purpose is to track ADD/Update/Delete as usual AND also the changes (names/adress.....)<br />
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Following your own experience, what would you suggest as best format to be used to track things. Any hint? tips &amp;&nbsp;tricks are welcome.<br />
I'm thinking of CSV, html, XML, at the very end (but no time for the moment a SQL DB)... OR maybe does AD already have such functionality and therefore almost Nothing to be foreseen ?<br />
Maybe I'm missing a evident solution?<br />
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Thanks to all.
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Dear,
I will have to PowerShell a data import from HR software to AD.
The purpose is to track ADD/Update/Delete as usual AND also the changes (names/adress.....)

Following your own experience, what would you suggest as best format to be used to track things. Any hint? tips & tricks are welcome.
I'm thinking of CSV, html, XML, at the very end (but no time for the moment a SQL DB)... OR maybe does AD already have such functionality and therefore almost Nothing to be foreseen ?
Maybe I'm missing a evident solution?

Thanks to all.

what's the best way to report changes to AD users : Importing data into AD

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