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ak2595
ak2595

Reputation: 321

How to display users account separated by ';'?

I do regular user checks and occasionally some users have privileged accounts. The attribute that allows me to validate if the standard user has a privileged account is the "comment" attribute. I would like to know how to display the result of the accounts on the same line, separated by ';'

$LoginID = (Read-Host "Please type the USER's Login ID").Trim()


### Check if the user has a priviledge account ###
$admUser = foreach($user in $LoginID){

Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter "(comment=$($user))" -searchbase "OU=Privileged,OU=Accounts,DC=contoso,DC=com" -Properties name, samaccountname
}

$Accounts = if($admUser) {Write-host "The user contains a regular account and a privileged account:" $($admUser.SamAccountName -join ';')$($LoginID)}else{(Write-Host "The user has only a regular account $($LoginID)")}


$Accounts

Upvotes: 1

Views: 50

Answers (1)

BaconBurner
BaconBurner

Reputation: 62

$Accounts = if($admUser) {"$($admUser.SamAccountName + ';')$($LoginID)"}else{$(Write-Host "The user has only a regular account $($LoginID)")}

You can join strings with +

You can also Write-Host -NoNewline For output with no new line. I suggest breaking up your one liner to populate strings then write-host the strings with the -nonewline option.

Upvotes: 1

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