http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/forums/show/7.page JForum - http://www.jforum.net
Thanks!]]> http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/50/179.page http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/50/179.page GMT http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/39/153.page http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/39/153.page GMT Sign Out'. When the LDIF is exported using the LDAPSOFT LDAP Admin tool, the line comes out like this:

[code]presentationlabel:: PEJSPlNpZ24gT3V0[/code]

When exported using a competing LDAP Browser product, it comes out correctly. Not sure what the issue is, but seems like it might be a bug. I am not 100% sure this is the only occurance, but the only one I have seen so far.

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[code]Invalid updates configuration file. The first line of the .INI file should be ";aiu;".[/code]

Not sure what the issue is, but I've checked manually for updates and there aren't any.

Thanks!]]> http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/25/109.page http://www.ldapsoft.com/forum/posts/preList/25/109.page GMT something equivalent in the SQL editor. My reason for wanting
this is to get control over which attributes are displayed in the
search results.

my "normal" search uses this criteria:

Search Base: [ ou=People,o=my.com ]

Filter Preview: [ (&(JobFunctionCode=LRD)(buildingName=mycity*))

Running this search correctly returns a list of 40 -some odd matching entries


I cannot duplicate this query in SQL ... problem (I think) is in the syntax
for the "FROM" clause.

I've tried "FROM dc=my,dc=com" w/ no results.

What is the proper syntax to use to correctly specify the target of my FROM clause?

Thanks!
Paul

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UPDATE ou=People,o=jpmorgan.com SET userPassword = {SHA}yfmXWU8UG+QskqZgFjRr1BJiuTE= subtreescope

It did find all the entries, processed them, and said successfully updated. However, when I go back to verify the userPassword attribute, it is not the value that I set. I aslo know that it did update the value becuse the old value is not the same. So it has updated the value, but I don't know to what.

Also, when browsing the table view, I see that the value has been updated not to the exact value I specified, but rather to another value using SSHA.

I also tried the same update without specifying any encrytion as follows but I got the same results as above.

UPDATE ou=People,o=jpmorgan.com SET userPassword = testpw01 subtreescope
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The update does not take affect.

dn: uid=D102559,ou=People,o=jpmorgan.com
changetype: modify
replace: userPassword
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