Re: What is the value of <not Set>?

"SRowe" <SRowe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm looking at the employeeID attribute in AD. By default it is <not set>,
> according ADSIEdit. How do you write an IF statement to determine if
> employeeID has been set?

I am not familiar with ADSIEdit, but most likely if there is no value set,
the value in a script will be Null, so you could use the IsNull statement.

If IsNull(employeeID) Then {some code}


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