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Also examine the call to the Translatename() UDF. InContainer call translate name like TranslateName (3, "", 3, $Name1, 1) which is binding to the Global Catalog. You could experiment with changing the binding to the domain or even a DC. See the documentation in the TranslateName UDF.

Since you are looking for explicit domain data, binding to the domain may be the best solution for you.



Ok - In this code:
Code:

If $Name1 <> ""
			$Name2 = TranslateName (2, "@LServer", 3, $Name1, 1)
			;$Name2 = TranslateName (3, "", 3, $Name1, 1)


This is a snippet of the InContainer UDF that calls TranslateName. You can see my original code commented out, and what I am trying now. Do you think this will help at all? My thinking is that it will hit whatever DC is authenticating them. Also, @Lserver return \\domaincontrollername - are the \\ going to screw things up or will it figure it out?

Am I making any sense?

Also, some insight into our setup here. We have 5 major physical sites located across the US. For some reason when they went to AD, they decided to go with a single domain. So that domain includes about 2500 computers and 5000 users. I am assuming that this may have something to do with the delay in returning things from AD.

Thanks again for any help.

Edited by oobnuker (2005-04-13 04:50 PM)