Does ReturnAsBinary of CFLDAP work ??

[Shigeru@Linkcom]

Does ReturnAsBinary of CFLDAP work ??
I am trying [ReturnAsBinary] for objectGUID on ActiveDirectory.
but it does not work, and just CFLDAP return [objectGUID] as [String]

Please tell me how to use [ReturnAsBinary] or get correctly [objectGUID]

sample is below

<CFLDAP
server = "localhost"
port = "389"
username = "administrator"
password = "adminpassword"
action = "query"
name = "qryGetGUID"
start = "example.com"
scope = "subtree"
attributes = "cn,name,objectGUID"
returnAsBinary = "objectGUID"
filter="cn=acministrator">

[Shigeru@Linkcom]

self replay

It's works!!
Actually I was trying [returnAsBinary = "objectGUID,objectSID"]
like below and did not work

<CFLDAP
server = "localhost"
port = "389"
username = "administrator"
password = "adminpassword"
action = "query"
name = "qryGetGUID"
start = "example.com"
scope = "subtree"
attributes = "cn,name,objectGUID"
returnAsBinary = "objectGUID,objectSID"
filter="cn=acministrator">

and I figured out how to use [returnasbinary]
if there is a column(=attribute) for returnasbinary , it just write [
returnasbinary = "objectGUID" ]
if there are many columns(=attributes) for returnasbinary (more than two),
it must write [ returnasbinary = "objectGUID , objectSID" ]
not [ returnasbinary = "objectGUID,objectSID" ]
not [ returnasbinary = "objectGUID, objectSID" ]
not [ returnasbinary = "objectGUID ,objectSID" ]
it needs a space and a comma and a space like " , " between column name
I don't know why , but it works.

for example

<CFLDAP
server = "localhost"
port = "389"
username = "administrator@example.com"
password = "adminpassword"
action = "query"
name = "qryGetGUID"
start = "example.com"
scope = "subtree"
attributes = "cn,name,objectGUID,objectSID"
returnAsBinary = "objectGUID , objectSID"
filter="cn=acministrator">

<CFSET szTemp = qryGetGUID.objectGUID>
<CFSET szData = BinaryEncode(szTemp,"Hex")>
<CFOUTPUT>objectGUID is #szData#<BR></CFOUTPUT>

<CFSET szTemp = qryGetGUID.objectSID>
<CFSET szData = BinaryEncode(szTemp,"Hex")>
<CFOUTPUT>objectSID is #szData#<BR></CFOUTPUT>

I confirmed this result via ActiveDirectory's ADAM-adsiedit.msc.

Thanks