on 04-26-2011 4:45 PM
Hi there,
I'm wondering if anyone has done a From Pass with an attribute of type TABLE in the destination tab. I know the pass is reading correctly since if I force an error it shows me all of the data that should go into the new table. The probelm is that the table is not being created.
I'm doing this in a From LDAP pass (AD 2008) trying to read the members of a group, if that helps any.
Thanks for any help you can offer!
Matt
Here is a screenshot of the job we use to load the membership of groups("member"), and this has been working for quite a while (though we may not use AD2008 yet).
Here is the way we load users, which I believe also loads their groups, but via "memberOf" on the user, instead of "member" on the group:
Hope this helps.
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Hey Matt,
Did you get any updates on this? Were you able to successfully read from the memberOf TABLE type attribute? if so, how?
I was also curious in what context you were trying to read the memberOf attribute? (I'm guessing you were trying to do some kind of filtering within the source tab of a subsequent pass?)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best regards,
Sandeep
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Thanks a lot Matt!
I actually was just trying to do a bit of group filtering on data I was reading in from AD so I needed to know how to read from the memberOf table; but, I managed to spend some time on the table itself and after a bit of experimentation I was able to work out a query which allowed me to correlate the memberOf attributes as well as the appropriate key attributes in order to filter the results properly.
Cheers!
Sandeep
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