Query Multiple OU's at one time?

[Andrew Moore]

Is it possible to query Multiple OU at one time? I don't want to query them all, but I want to query multiple to export to a file. instead of run several different query then putting the file together, which I can do if needed.

Example: /usr/bin/python gam.py print users firstname lastname ou orderby email query 'isSuspended=false orgUnitPath=/Student '> GAMUSERLIST.csv

The query above works fine, but I want to do it against multiple OU's not just one, but not all either.

[Jay Lee]

The only way to do that with one command would be to have the two OUs underneath a common parent OU. orgUnitPath= returns all users in the given OU and sub-OUs. So if you had:

/Student

  K-6

  Middle School

  HIgh School

with students in each of K-6, Middle School and High School then your query will return all of them.

Jay Lee

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[Andrew Moore]

Thanks Jay,

That is what I was guessing, just wanted to confirm

On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 6:51:09 AM UTC-6, Jay Lee wrote:

The only way to do that with one command would be to have the two OUs underneath a common parent OU. orgUnitPath= returns all users in the given OU and sub-OUs. So if you had:

/Student

  K-6

  Middle School

  HIgh School

with students in each of K-6, Middle School and High School then your query will return all of them.

Jay Lee

On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 5:48 PM, Andrew Moore <andrew...@aims.edu> wrote:

Is it possible to query Multiple OU at one time? I don't want to query them all, but I want to query multiple to export to a file. instead of run several different query then putting the file together, which I can do if needed.

Example: /usr/bin/python gam.py print users firstname lastname ou orderby email query 'isSuspended=false orgUnitPath=/Student '> GAMUSERLIST.csv

The query above works fine, but I want to do it against multiple OU's not just one, but not all either.

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[Mehboob Alam]

I'm getting this error, can you any shed light on what I'm missing? GAM/Windows

C:\gam>gam print users firstname lastname ou query 'orgUnitPath=/student '> GAMUSERLIST.csv

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "gam.py", line 7172, in <module>

  File "gam.py", line 5513, in doPrintUsers

NameError: global name 'exit' is not defined

If I omit the the query part, it seems to work.. thanks.

[+KimNilsson]

Yeah, just realised I didn't know how to make query only fetch users from the OU specified and not the sub-OUs.