How to get the manager of a user?
IF ($userDetails.manager) # if not null { $managerDetails = Get-ADUser (Get-ADUser $user -properties manager).manager -properties displayname $info[“Manager\\=$managerDetails $info[“ManagerDisplayname\\=$managerDetails.displayName } You don’t need to filter for the Get-ADUser.
Is there a way to combine user and manager names?
Have a look at the function I posted which will return the displayname for the user and manager. You can change this to Name, SamAccountName, UserPrincipalName or whatever you require. Hopefully, you will be able to see how to combine properties, you can amend the function to include whatever properties you require.
How to get the name of a user?
” (Get-ADUser $user – properties manager | Select-Object -expand manager)” The technique is useful for when you only want to return a single property from an object. The manager property attribute on a user account contains the distinguishedname of the manager. This is a valid AD Principal that can be used for the identity which is why this works.
How to get the aduser of a user?
What this does is run Get-ADUser which is turn uses the results of the 2nd Get-ADUser as the identity. You have to include the manager as a property, as its not returned by default. The “.manager” at the end means that you are only bringing back the manager field (not the whole object). This is actually short form for…
How to retrieve the list of users based on role hierarchy?
So, you need to find all the users directly under a role and its sub-roles in the role hierarchy. Here is what I have written a sample piece of code which will be easier for you to get users on the basis of the role.
How to get role hierarchy in soql query?
Please mark it as solved so that it will be healful to others in the future. Pass the UserRoleTable as a Map and it will reduce the use of SOQL queries. You can use this one in Global Util methods. // To get all sub roles.