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Joe O'Toole
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9/18/2008 9:33 PM

    Has anyone found a utility that can dump selected data from Lawson ADAM to a flat file? Specifically, I need to export a record with userid, last name, first name and empno to do an integrity comparison to what we have sitting in AD. Thanks.

    John Henley
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    9/18/2008 10:53 PM
      Well, there's a product called "ProcessFlow Integrator" that will do it in a heartbeat
      You can also use Windows Scripting Host (WSH) combined with LDIFDE or CSVDE to parse their output.
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      Joe O'Toole
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      9/19/2008 2:10 PM
        Unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to buy Integrator for this one purpose. Am I correct in assuming that user id and empno are in different keys or does one exist that has both pieces of info?
        John Henley
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        9/19/2008 3:49 PM
          Oh, I'm sure you'll find other applications for it... I'd look at CSVDE and the VB scripting approach to parse the CSV file. I've seen some examples and it looks pretty simple. You should be able to get the employee from dn: cn=_EMPLOYEE, ou=svcxref, o=lwsnSecData, CN=
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          Joe O'Toole
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          9/19/2008 4:01 PM

            Thanks John, we've got some VB wiz'es in house. I also just learned from a friend that SSOCONFIG can be used to dump the LDAP Employee key to an XML file.

            RickyY
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            6/2/2011 5:42 PM
              Hi John,

              We are in the same situation. Do you have a example of doing it ProcessFlowIntegrator? Thanks.