Hi Tim,
One solution is to use CSVDE. Run the following command at a command prompt
(all on one line - but it will rap):
CSVDE -f C:\output.csv -r "(objectClass=computer)" -l
"operatingSystem,operatingSystemVersion,operatingSystemServicePack"
You can then open the file in Excel or just a text editor (although it will
be easier to read in a spreadsheet application).
Have a look at CSVDE /? for more info.
Mike
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"Tim Natter"
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> How can I view more columns when searching in AD or just
> viewing attributes. I not talking about the regular 20-30
> columns that I can add.
>
> I want to run a query for NT computers and see the results
> in a column view showing the operating system versions.