Windows 2000 Commands Pocket Reference

Name

csvde, ldifde

Synopsis

csvde [options]
ldifde [options]

Import /export data to/from the Active Directory via an LDIF (ldifde) or comma-separated value (csvde) format text file.

Options

/B user domain password

Specify the domain and user context for the command.

/I

Perform an import operation (export is the default).

/F file

Specify the name of the import or export file.

/S server

Specify the system on which to perform the import /export.

/T port

Specify the communication port (the default is 389 for LDAP and 3268 for the global catalog).

/D starting-dn

Specifty the distinguished name of the starting point for an export operation.

/P scope

Set the scope for an export operation: ONELEVEL, BASE, or SUBTREE (the default).

/R filter

Set a filter to limit exported data, in standard LDAP format.

/L attribute-list

Provide a comma-separated list of attributes to export for matching records.

/O attribute-list

Provide a comma-separated list of attributes to exclude from the export.

/M

Omit the Active Directory-specific attributes from an export.

/N

Omit binary values.

/C old new

Transform data, changing all instances of the first string to the second string. For example, this can be used to change the domain name or other global data within all records.

/V

A verbose command output.

/J path

Set the log file location.

/G

Do not perform paged searches.

/K

Continue processing on errors.