How to filter the "Not Set" attribute with adfind ?

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Hi,

we have a specifi attribute in our Active Directory.

We would need to create a query with ADfind that show only users that have a value for this specific attribute (whatever values, it doesn't matter).

How can I do that please ?

Thank you

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Pascal


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