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- From: "joey" <joe@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:36:19 -0700
How do i change this script to use a loop
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Set objUser = GetObject _
("
LDAP://localhost:51008/KEY=xxx,key=Services,key=Configuration,key=yyy,key=zzz,CN=aaa,DC=site0000001,DC=domain,DC=com";)
objUser.Put "KeyValueString", "bbb"
objUser.SetInfo
Set objUser = GetObject _
("
LDAP://localhost:51008/key=qqq,key=Services,key=Configuration,key=yyy,key=zzz,CN=aaa,DC=site0000001,DC=domain,DC=com";)
objUser.Put "KeyValueString", "bbb"
objUser.SetInfo
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