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Last Post 23 Jul 2010 11:52 AM by morpheus83uk. 3 Replies.

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22 Jul 2010 10:18 AM
Hello, I have attempted the following script to get a list of just teachers and staff who have been created within the past 3 days however its not working. Does anyone know where I have gone wrong? <BR><BR><BR>$Global:Date = Get-Date <BR>$DateBehind = $date.adddays(-3) <BR>$DateChange = $DateBehind.ToShortDateString()<BR>$DateNew = $DateChange -replace "/","-" <BR><BR>Get-QADUser -Title "teacher","staff" ` -SizeLimit 0 ` -includedproperties whenCreated, DN \| <BR>Where-Object -Filter {$_.WhenCreated.ToShortDateString() -ge $DateNew } \|<BR>ForEach-Object{ <BR>$DN = $_.DN <BR>$dn1 = $DN -replace "CN=.*,OU=foo2,OU=","" <BR>$School = $dn1 -replace ",OU=foo1,DC=foo,DC=co,DC=uk","" <BR>$User1 = $User -replace "stuffhere\\" , "" } <BR>\| Out-File "C:\PastAccounts.txt"<BR><BR> Many Thanks James

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22 Jul 2010 04:32 PM
Hello, I am trying the first lot of code like this: $Global:Date = Get-Date $Global:DateBehind = $date.adddays(-3) $Global:DateChange = $DateBehind.ToShortDateString() $Global:DateNew = $DateChange -replace "/","-" Get-QADUser -Title "teacher","staff" ` -SizeLimit 0 ` -includedproperties whenCreated, DN \| Where-Object -Filter {$_.WhenCreated.ToShortDateString() -ge $DateChange } however I am getting the list of all the users opposed to the filter I have put in place. Does anyone know why I am not getting the results I am expecting? Many Thanks James

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23 Jul 2010 10:47 AM
Get-QADUser -Sizelimit 0 -Title teacher,staff -CreatedAfter (Get-Date).AddDays(-3)

Shay Levy Windows PowerShell MVP http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic PowerShell Community Toolbar Twitter: @ShayLevy

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23 Jul 2010 11:52 AM
Perfect! So simple when you know how! Many Thanks James

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