LdapQuery\Builder class has plenty dynamic "where clauses" that are transformed automatically calls to "where" or "orWhere" methods with arguments translatted from method name. In the Find button you can select the type of objects that you want to search (e.g. * * array */ public function toArray() Dynamic where clauses When users want to perform LDAP queries, such as looking for shared folders, they can simply click on the icon to quickly bring up the search tool shown in Figure 3. Knowledge of LDAP queries transfers to and from other areas, for example Saved Queries in Active Directory Users and Computers. Query-based distribution groups are one of the best, but under-used new features in Exchange 2003 server. * * string */ public function stringify() An LDAP query is run every time an email is sent to this dynamic distribution list. ** * Convert Group object to a string, LDAP valid query group. Notes: After you add the account, you can select the authentication method, if it is required.
Enter the information for your directory service, and then click Add Account. The background: A server in my environment have trouble synchronizing a user database for a system it is running. I use jXplorer on my own machine but that is a graphical client. * * string|Closure $attribute * string|array|null $operator * string|array|null $value * string|null $wildcard * bool $escape * * $this * * GrammarException */ public function orWhere( $attribute, $operator = null, $value = null, $wildcard = null, $escape = true, $negation = false) In the lower-left corner of the Accounts dialog box, click Add, and then click Directory Service. I need a way to do LDAP queries through a text based interface. ** * Add a or where clause to the LDAP Query. * * string|Closure $attribute * string|array|null $operator * string|array|null $value * string|null $wildcard * bool $escape * string $logical * * $this * * GrammarException */ public function where( $attribute, $operator = null, $value = null, $wildcard = null, $escape = true, $negation = false, $logical = '&') Many PowerShell Active Directory module cmdlets, like Get-ADUser, Get-ADGroup, Get-ADComputer, and Get-ADObject, accept LDAP filters with the LDAPFilter parameter. Many utilities, like adfind and dsquery, accept LDAP filters. Defaulted to & logical, acts like a andWhere. LDAP Syntax filters can be used in many situations to query Active Directory.They can be used in VBScript and PowerShell scripts. With AD Query user account search tool, there is no need to poke around in ADSIEDIT, LDAP or Exchange MMC, or use scripts to convert schema data to something humanly readable.
** * Add a where clause to the LDAP Query.
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