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Const ADS_SCOPE_SUBTREE = 2Set objRootDSE = GetObject ("LDAP: // rootDSE ")StrDomain = ObjRootDSE. Get ("defaultNamingContext ")Set objConnection = CreateObject ("ADODB. Connection ")Set objCommand = CreateObject ("ADODB. Command ")ObjConnection. Provider = "ADsDSOObject"ObjConnection. Open "Active Directory Provider"Set objCommand. ActiveConnection = objConnectionObjectcommand. Properties ("Page Size") = 1000ObjCommand. Properties ("Searchscope") = A

displays all computer names and numbers in the current domain Copy Code code as follows: Const Ads_scope_subtree = 2 Set objRootDSE = GetObject ("LDAP://rootDSE") Strdomain = Objrootdse.get ("defaultNamingContext") Set objconnection = CreateObject ("ADODB. Connection ") Set objcommand = CreateObject ("Adodb.command") Objconnection.provider = "Adsdsoobject" Objconnection.open "Active Directory Provider" Set objcommand.ac

Ask: Hello, Scripting Guy! How do I determine the user logon name of a user named John Smith? --FR For: Hello, FR. You know, we'd love to tell you how to determine the user login name for a user named John Smith, but we can't do this: because we have a specific list of names in one of our sample scripts that indicates the username we can only reference. Unfortunately, John Smith is not in the list, so we can't use his name. Yes, we don't feel comfortable about it, but there's nothing we can d

through OLE DB, it will solve this problem for you, OLE DB has a resource pooling, it will substitute your connection request and then use the connection that someone just used. (Specific mechanism no longer elaborated, in fact, I did not get too clear, Xi hee) 1.2 Provider probably not many people have used this property, its default is MSDASQL, there are MSIDXS and Adsdsoobject, but in ADO2.0 (see VS98) and ADO2.1 (see SQL7) offers a number

= Objwmiservice.execnotificationquery _ ("SELECT * from Msndis_statusmediaconnect") Do While True Set strlatestevent = colmonitoredevents.nextevent WScript.Echo "A Network connection has been made:" WScript.Echo Strlatestevent.instancename, now WScript.Echo Loop Call Method Example: Cscript network connection. VBS >> F:\test\ Microsoft Script \log.txt Third, obtain all domain user information Copy Code code as follows: Const Ads_scope_subtree = 2 Set ob

(Samaccount,adspath) (user name,' LDAP address '; The scope of the lookup (subtree: Find the entire subtree below the base of the search). Example' is the following sentence.' For details, refer to ASP3 advanced programming P644, Machinery Industry publishing house (as if the essence of the region' There's an electronic document for this book, this book is really good, it's worth buying. strquery = ""(samaccountname=" Request.Form ("txtUserName") )); " _"Samaccountname,adspath;subtree"' Open

") strconn= "Driver={microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver};" _ "SOURCETYPE=DBF;" _ "Sourcedb=c:\somepath\mysourcedbfolder;" _ "Exclusive=no;" oConn.Open strconn %> Second, the following example of using OLE DB to connect to a database. 1 OLE DB Provider for Active Directory Service Dim Oconn,strconn Set oconn=server.createobject ("ADODB. Connection ") Strconn= "Provider=adsdsoobject" _ "User id=myusername;" _ "Password=mypassword;" oConn.Open strconn

Step 1: Creating a Linked Server.EXEC sp_addmediaserver 'adsi', 'active Directory Services 100', 'adsdsoobject', 'adsdatasource'Step 2: Creating a SQL Server Authenticated LoginEXEC sp_add1_srvlogin @ rmtsrvname = N 'adsi', @ locallogin = NULL, @ useself = N 'false', @ rmtuser = N 'domain \ account', @ rmtpassword = N 'Password'For SQL Server authorized logon, you can use sp_addjavassrvlogin system stored procedure configuration to connect to the appr

a resource pooling, which will replaceHandle your connection request, and then send the connection that someone else has just used to you for use. (I will not elaborate on the specific mechanism, but I am not very clear about it either)1.2 providerMaybe not many people have used this property. Its default value is msdasql, and msidxs and adsdsoobject, but in ado2.0 (see vs98) andAdo2.1 (see sql7) provides some new providers:Msdaora (ole db provider f

DSN ModeThe DSN contains ODBC Driver do Microsoft Access (*. mdb) Microsoft Access Driver(*. Mdb) Microsoft Access-Treiber (*. mdb) ODBCJT32.DLL Microsoft ODBC for OracleMSORCL32.DLL SQL ServerSQLSRV32.DLL Oracle in OraHome92Odbc32.dll DSN Less Mode1. The default value of ADO in ODBC mode is MSDASQL. In addition, MSIDXS and ADSDSOObject Oracle "Provider = MSDASQL; DRIVER = {Microsoft ODBC for ORACLE}; UID = User; PWD = Password; Server = Your_TNSName

client applications to specify a URL in the Data Source parameter of the client application connection string and connect to an analysis server using IIS. This connection method allows the mongottable service to connect to the analysis server through a firewall or proxy server. A special ASP page Msolap. asp is connected through IIS. When you connect to the server, this file must be in this directory and be part of a URL, such as a http://www.myserver.com/myolap ).Connect using url:"Provider =

, the user name is Michael, and in AD properties, the value of the corresponding name field is name, which prevails. This is because the property of the script search is also the name property. The photo is very simple. The user name is the file name. ConstForreading = 1 'Directory of Image Storage Indir ="C: \ photo" SetFSO = Createobject ("Scripting. FileSystemObject") SetOiads = GetObject ("LDAP: // rootdse") Strdefaultnc = oiads.Get("Defaultnamingcontext") SetTheconn =

. Connection " ) Set Objcommand = Createobject ( " ADODB. Command " )Objconnection. Provider = " Adsdsoobject " Objconnection. Open " Active Directory provider " Set Objcommand. activeconnection = ObjconnectionObjcommand. properties ( " Page size " ) = 1000 Objcommand. properties ( " Searchscope " ) = Ads_scope_subtreeObjcommand. commandtext = _ " Select name from 'ldap: // dc = xxx, Dc = com 'Where obje

. ole db has a Resource Pooling, which will replace Handle your connection request, and then send the connection that someone else has just used to you for use. (I will not elaborate on the specific mechanism, but I am not very clear about it either) 1.2 Provider Maybe not many people have used this Property. its default value is MSDASQL, and MSIDXS and ADSDSOObject, but in ADO2.0 (see VS98) and ADO2.1 (see SQL7) provides some new providers: MSDAORA (

other characters, that need to be escaped'll be escaped.strUserDn = Replace (strUserDn, "/", "\ \")Set objuser = GetObject ("ldap://" strUserDn)Coldisplayn = Objuser.get ("DisplayName")' =======check local admin========Coluserlimit = "No"Strgroupname = StrComputer "Administrators"Set objconnection = CreateObject ("ADODB. Connection ")Set objcommand = CreateObject ("Adodb.command")Objconnection.provider = "Adsdsoobject"Objconnection.open "Active Dir

=pSource->Open(bstrURLInbox, (IDispatch*)pCon, adModeRead, adFailIfNotExists, adOpenSource, bstrUserDomainAccount, bstrUserPwd); However, after installing SQL Server, MDAC is updated to version 2.6!! As a result of Microsoft's fault, some of the early MDAC components were deleted or overwritten by MDAC 2.6!! Running Idatasource.open, which is required to reference these deleted components of MDAC 2.5, will report a "Class not registered" error. At this point, if you run the following code:

problem for you, OLE DB has a resource pooling, it will proxy your connection request, and then the other people just used the connection to you to use. (Specific mechanism no longer elaborated, in fact, I did not get too clear, Xi hee) 1.2 Provider There may not be many people who have used this property, the default is Msdasql, and Msidxs and Adsdsoobject, but in ADO2.0 (see VS98) and ADO2.1 (see SQL7), some new provider are available: Msdaora (OLE

will solve the problem for you, OLE DB has a resource pooling, it will proxy your connection request, and then the other people just used the connection to you to use. (Specific mechanism no longer elaborated, in fact, I did not get too clear, Xi hee) 1.2 Provider There may not be many people who have used this property, the default is Msdasql, and Msidxs and Adsdsoobject, but in ADO2.0 (see VS98) and ADO2.1 (see SQL7), some new provider are availa

ado| Data | database | string (next) 22. Next, let's talk about using OLE DB to connect to a database. 1 OLE DB Provider for Active Directory Service Dim Oconn,strconn Set oconn=server.createobject ("ADODB. Connection ") Strconn= "Provider=adsdsoobject" _ "User id=myusername;" _ "Password=mypassword;" oConn.Open strconn %> 2 OLE DB Provider for DB2 Dim Oconn,strconn Set oconn=server.createobject ("ADODB. Connection ") Strconn= "Provid

Label:Reference: http://www.pawlowski.cz/2011/04/querying-active-directory-sql-server-t-sql/1. Set up link server.Use master　　GoEXEC sp_addlinkedserver ' ADSI ', ' Active Directory Services 2.5 ', ' adsdsoobject ', ' Adsdatasource '2.exec sp_configure ' show advanced options ', 1Reconfigure with overrideexec sp_configure ' Ad Hoc distributed Queries ', 1Reconfigure3. Query domain account information:SELECT * from OpenQuery (ADSI, ' SELECT * from ' lda