Microsoft Access Active Directory Query For A User
Dec 18, 2013 How do I use Access 2010 to get a list of all Active Directory users? Microsoft Access; Active Directory; 2 2 Participants. Hello everyone Is it possible to Query Active Directory from MS Access 2007 I need to retrieve the list of computers and computer is active or not?
Active Directory Query Tool
I have found the following thread which ADezii solved very nicely:. However, this just pulls for the current user.
I want to be able to specify the user so that I can get their email address. From research that I have done online , you must use LDAP and not WinNT to be able to pull the EmailAddress property of the user. Again from looking online, it seems that I need to know the OU where the user is located to be able to do this. The problem is that our users are arranged through many different OUs and I can't predict where via code.
What I'm trying to do is get the email addresses for everyone in a specific security group. I had managed to get several pieces of information using the following code.
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SQL is used for working with relational databases and Access lets you run SQL against both itself and any ODBC relational data source. Active Directory is also a database, but it is not a relational database (i.e. One that uses tables), instead it's a form of graph-database known as a hierarchical-database, with multiple root nodes. Each node has a set of properties, an ACL, and multiple child nodes. Nodes can be Containers, Users, Computers, Organizational Units, and so on. To query Active Directory you use LDAP queries (as Active Directory is an implementation of LDAP). VBA in Access is compatible with VBScript that uses LDAP, so you use techniques like these: Confusingly, ADODB (Microsoft's COM-based database API) can be used to target both relational and non-relational databases.
Note that in this example (from the above-linked question and answer) the ADODB.Connection is to LDAP://RootDSE instead of an Access or SQL Database, but the other concepts (Connections, Commands, and Parameters) are the same.