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Exporting users from a powershell action

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We are in the process of migrating some objects from one domain to another. The process involves deleting attributes from the old object. Currently I'm saving certain attributes from the object to a text file. What I would like to do is export the object to an LDIF file. Is there a way to initiate that export from a custom powershell action?

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Hello,

And how about the built-in Export functionality? It doesn't allow to export a user as a LDIF, but CSV export is possible. Or is there some reason why you insist on the LDIF format?

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