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we have been using this custom service broker with smart objects and everything working fine.

i have added a new attribute into the AD schema, and added this property into the service object schema

i have 3 users with data in this new attribute only

when i search via powershell and retrieve data for those that don't have the field $null i get 3 responses

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when i use the SMO and select the GetUsers method, it returns all objects from AD.

What is weird is that all users have the securityLicence from the top user, ie Tony Lewis has the field populated, and it then populates the result for all users until the next ‘real’ entry, Brad Burgess. It then shows results for all users found after Brad, until it finds the next real object, B Johnson and then populates all results under that account

examples

 

sAMAccountName

Display Name

securityLicence

T1250

Tony Lewis

407216452

T3034

Paul James

407216452

T1498

Greg Wall

407216452

T2325

Garry Hug

407216452

 

 

 

T2352

Brad Burgess

2352

T2918

Norman Whalley

2352

T2514

Peter Tom

2352

T2208

Jeff Evans

2352

 

T00605

B Johnson

123465

T62320

Milne Aaron

123465

T62321

Milne Ian

123465

T62322

Bradley Reynolds

123465

T58598

Scott Garven

123465

Hi braddo,


 


Do you mind letting us know what custom service broker you are using here?


this broker

https://community.k2.com/t5/K2-blackpearl/Dynamic-Active-Directory-Service/bc-p/103603#M924

 

more info

it seems that it doesn't matter what attribute it is, if a search is done for a group of items being returned, if a record has a blank attribute, it gets populated with the details of the record above it

other attributes affected

Manager

Mail

employeeNumber

employeeType

Division

Mobile

telephoneNumber

title

Department

personalTitle

extensionAttribute1 through to extensionAttribute15


we got the broker fixed by a consultant from K2 - absolute legend!


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