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This is the filter I am using:
(&(ObjectClass=user)(employeeID=*)(mail=*))
And I get back what I need. However, there are way too many results return and so I want to only get those users whose sn starts with an ‘a’.
So, I changed my filter to:
(&(ObjectClass=user)(employeeID=*)(mail=*)(sn=a*))
But there is no change in the results from the orignal filter.
What am I doing wrong here?
The implication of that is that the filter (sn=a*) doesn’t actually work, which is hard to believe. You could try putting it first in the filter string, but I think it’s much more likely that you aren’t executing the code you think you’re executing.