Schema Attributes

[Guest]

Does anyone know what schema class holds "city" attribute? Also, is there an
attribute "type of record" ?

 

[Richard Mueller]

Does anyone know what schema class holds "city" attribute? Also, is there
an
attribute "type of record" ?

Hi,

I find no attribute similar to "type of record". The "city" attribute is
actually called the "Locality-Name" attribute, with LDAP Display Name "l".
The classes it applies to are:

Application-Entity
Application-Process
Device
Locality
Organization
Organization-Person
Organization-Role
Organization-Unit
Residential-Person

Documentation here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/adschema/adschema/a_l.asp

 

[Tim.Olsen]

For "Type of Record" Can't you use "ObjectClass" & "ObjectCategory" to
determine what kind of object you are looking at?

 

[Guest]

Thanks.

Hi,

I find no attribute similar to "type of record". The "city" attribute is
actually called the "Locality-Name" attribute, with LDAP Display Name "l".
The classes it applies to are:

Application-Entity
Application-Process
Device
Locality
Organization
Organization-Person
Organization-Role
Organization-Unit
Residential-Person

Documentation here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/adschema/adschema/a_l.asp

 

[Joe Richards [MVP]]

city is locality-name which lDAPDisplayName l.

What classes it is attached to is completely dependend on your schema as you can
change it at will. To see what it is directly attached to at any given moment,
you can run the following command


C:\>adfind -sc scontainsl:l

account
applicationEntity
applicationProcess
device
document
documentSeries
ipHost
ipNetwork
locality
organization
organizationalPerson
organizationalRole
organizationalUnit
publicFolder
residentialPerson




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