Powershell Script and virtual attributes

$DirObj only contains a limited set of properties and I can't recall how you add more.

Here's a couple of other ways though:

# Both require Quest cmdlets be installed on your scripting host

$Location = get-qaduser -proxy -identity $myuser -includedproperties CompanieLocation | select -expandproperty CompanieLocation

$Location

OR

$MyObj = [ADSI]"EDMS://$UserDistinguishedName"

$MyObj.refreshcache(@("CompanieLocation"))

$MyObj.CompanieLocation

$MyObj.close()

$DirObj only contains a limited set of properties and I can't recall how you add more.

Here's a couple of other ways though:

# Both require Quest cmdlets be installed on your scripting host

$Location = get-qaduser -proxy -identity $myuser -includedproperties CompanieLocation | select -expandproperty CompanieLocation

$Location

OR

$MyObj = [ADSI]"EDMS://$UserDistinguishedName"

$MyObj.refreshcache(@("CompanieLocation"))

$MyObj.CompanieLocation

$MyObj.close()

Tkans JohnnyQuest ;)

I try quicky !

Gégé

Hello JohnnyQuest,

I tried this method:

$MyObj = [ADSI]"EDMS://$UserDistinguishedName"

$MyObj.refreshcache(@("CompanieLocation"))

$MyObj.CompanieLocation

$MyObj.close()

And it work fine !!!!!

Thx ;)

I have also had success for Virtual Attributes using $DirObj.GetInfoEx. This loads the values of specified properties of the object from the directory store into the ADSI object's property cache.

Example:

# Load the virtual attributes from the existing AD object into cache
[void]($DirObj.GetInfoEx(@('edsvaAzureObjectID'),0))

$AZID = $DirObj.Get("edsvaAzureObjectID")