Determin wether a container has members

Uwe Kühne

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2nd May 2004

Hi NG,

I'm just programming with ADSI and Visual Basic.
Is there a way to determine wether a container has content or not?
Why I want to do that?
Well, I display my AD-Hierarchy in a TreeView. If a container has
sub-elements (other ou's, users, etc.) I want to add a node to display this.
If it is empty, I don't want to add a node.
And I don't want to use ADO and a statement to count the elements, I think
that's quite slow!

I thank you for your help and send greetings from Germany,

Uwe kühne

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