I am doing Active Directory Integration in C#, and facing a small issue: Returned properties of an users such as "memberof", "telephone",... are not recognized as singularly-valued attributes so normal syntax like "memberof=MyUserGroup" will not work. If anyone has come accross this problem, or can refer me to another forum to get help,please give me your insights. Thanks.
PS: I could filter the returned objects to get the collection I originally want, but that's not prefered.
Active Directory Syntax
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csmith54
Those properties are multi-valued attributes so they contain more than one value. You can enumerate those values one by one.
I am not clear from reading your email regarding your exact usage and what exactly does not work. Your further clarification is appreciated.
Steve Ward
I wanted to query users only in a particular group, say "MyCustomGroup", but such syntax wouldn't work: (memberof=MyCustomGroup) or (*memberof=MyCustomGroup*), since the object is multi-valued and there is no specified value entry to compare to.
I could query users all users of all groups using (memberof=*), and then populate the collection I want from my end. But thats not really efficient.