M
Mike Mahon
The LDAP is located on the mainframe. I can successfully
select records using some ASP (Classic) script. I choose
to use ASP classic because there are very few examples I
could find of using the directory services other than the
MS AD. Anywho, as I said I can select the LDAP record
using a mixture of SQL and LDAP dialects but now I am at a
standstill... I have been asked to create a form to reset
the passwords on both the mainframe and the network at the
same time. The actual user accounts on the mainframe
exist in RACF and the "field" I need to access is
racfPassword, could this be accomplished via a SQL Update
command using the same mix of SQL and LDAP dialects? Any
help is greatly appreciated.
mike dot mahon at txdps dot state dot tx dot us
select records using some ASP (Classic) script. I choose
to use ASP classic because there are very few examples I
could find of using the directory services other than the
MS AD. Anywho, as I said I can select the LDAP record
using a mixture of SQL and LDAP dialects but now I am at a
standstill... I have been asked to create a form to reset
the passwords on both the mainframe and the network at the
same time. The actual user accounts on the mainframe
exist in RACF and the "field" I need to access is
racfPassword, could this be accomplished via a SQL Update
command using the same mix of SQL and LDAP dialects? Any
help is greatly appreciated.
mike dot mahon at txdps dot state dot tx dot us