searchcode vs. AD Report Builder

To begin a search, type your chosen term into the designated search box and press the enter key. For the best results, it's recommended to select terms that are likely to be found in close proximity within the content. Furthermore, any special characters included in your search will be treated as part of the query, meaning that searching for something like i++; is acceptable and should produce relevant results across different code repositories. Users can refine their search outcomes by taking advantage of the filtering options available, which allow them to specify certain sources or programming languages. By selecting one or more filters and hitting the "Apply" button, the system will adjust to match your preferences. Importantly, the filters on the standard interface will stay active throughout multiple searches, enabling you to concentrate on a specific repository or programming language without having to reapply them each time. If you decide to remove any filters, you can uncheck them individually and click on "Filter Selected," or simply use the "Clear Filters" button to reset all filters at once. However, it is important to note that the filters on the HTML-only interface will reset with each new search, providing a clean slate for every query and enhancing the flexibility of your search process. This feature allows users to easily switch their focus without the hassle of lingering filter settings.

Quickly set up multiple inclusion/exclusion filters by importing data from a CSV file or pasting it directly from your clipboard, ensuring accurate identification of matches within Active Directory. You can promptly initiate a start builder by simply unchecking the "EDIT COLUMNS" option, while the check states are determined by the primary settings. The grid view displays the results of your Active Directory report in a format similar to a spreadsheet, allowing for immediate column filtering and sorting through the "type-in" feature. Additionally, it is easy to copy specific cells, rows, or columns, and you can opt for either OneLevel or Subtree searches across different organizational units (OUs). You can target specific OUs along with their child OUs from a pre-established list in your searches, and effortlessly switch domains using the drop-down selection in the bindings menu. All directory servers and trusted partners will be loaded automatically, and with a single click, you can add extra attributes from your Active Directory schema that aren’t already visible. This streamlined approach not only enhances the efficiency of managing your Active Directory environment but also provides greater flexibility to adapt to varying organizational needs. As a result, users can expect a more intuitive interface that simplifies complex tasks and improves overall productivity.