-attr {AttributeList | *} Defines the attributes that should appear as part of the result
set. For example, you might want to know the first and last names of persons that you locate in
Active Directory, but not their addresses. Separate each attribute name in the list using a semicolon.
Make sure you surround the attribute list with quotes. If you specify an asterisk (*), the
utility returns all attributes for the requested object. The utility automatically outputs the data
in a list format when you use this option, even if you don??™t specify the -l command line switch.
The default attribute list value is the distinguished name of the selected object.
-attrsonly Outputs only the attribute types present for the objects in the result set. The utility
doesn??™t output any of the object values. The default setting displays both the attribute type and
the associated value.
-l Displays the output in a list format. The default setting displays the output in a tabular format.
Deleting Objects Using the DSRm Utility
The DSRm utility removes the specified object from Active Directory. The action is a one-way process;
you can??™t undo it. This utility uses the following syntax:
dsrm ObjectDN.
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