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Hello all, I am trying to use log parser to view group membership of a machine rather than AD. To do this, I am using the Winnt:// provider. Mu command looks something like this: logparser.exe -i:ADS -objClass:group -o:CSV -filemode:0 " SELECT * INTO filename.CSV FROM 'Winnt://computer/Administrators...

LP does not require a domain name; all LP does is build the LDAP query and send it to LDAP. It seems that if you specify LDAP, then LDAP requires a domain name. However, there might be other ADS providers that don't require a domain, so we decided to be less restrictive and allow anything.

I can't reproduce the error here as I have no w2k domain. However have you tried replacing the domain (mydomain.local) with a domain controller i.e.LDAP://domaincontroller/dc=mydomain,dc=local in order to see if it provokes the same error. Regards Peter Jessop

I'm encountering the same error. I have a script that works great on a Windows 2003 domain, but dies on a Windows 2000 domain. My code appears below: 'Instantiate an Active Directory Input Format Set adInputFormat = WScript.CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.ADSInputFormat") 'Set the object type to computer...

My last entry was sabotaged!! The syntax should read (I've now removed the less-thans and more-thans.) from-entity ::= [[provider:]//[username:password@]domain]/path [ ; ...] " How did that smiley get in? It should have been a D. Peter Jessop

Here is an example where I would use logparser in preference to dsquery or adfind. Here in spain we use the 'sn' field for two surnames. Suppose I wish to find a user with a surname González (or Gonzalez) and wish to order the output by samAccountName C:\>logparser "select name, sn, description, samaccountname...

'objclass' NOT 'objectclass' also try 'GC' instead of 'gc' Regards Peter Jessop

Hello: How to query Global Catalog in a domain? When I use this query: Logparser -i:ADS -o:CSV "select cn into c:\users.txt from 'gc://test/cn=users,dc=test,dc=local'" -objectclass:user I receive an error: Error: Error retrieving schema object "gc://test/schema/user": Unspecified error [Unspecified error...

err wouldnt that be easier via dsquery or adfind? dsquery * cn=computers,dc=domain,dc=com -filter "&(ObjectCategory=Computer) (ObjectClass=Computer)" -attr cn operatings ystem Just delete me if this seems offending Gabriele.. nice book btw