Compares the AD Object from both Snapshot and Production AD and returns the attributes with status whether they differ or not.

Privileges: RESTORE_VIEW

Returns the list of AD Objects after comparing attributes of AD Object from
both Snapshot and Production AD.

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Specifies the Request to compare the AD Objects
from both Snapshot and Production AD.

Specifies the request to compare AD objects from Snapshot and Production AD.

int64 | null
required

Specifies the Restore Task Id corresponding to which we need to compare
the AD objects.

boolean | null

Specifies the option to get object attributes from Snapshot AD when
destination guid is missing in GuidPair. This helps to show attributes of
AD object from Snapshot AD when the object is missing in Production AD.

boolean | null

Specifies the option to exclude AD system attributes when comparing two AD
object attributes. If the objects have same guid, most of the system
attributes would match.If the AD object was recovered through a restore,
then many system attributes will be different. Default compares all
attributes.

boolean | null

Specifies the option to not return attributes where source and destination
values are null values. This reduces noise of the properties in the
objects returned.

boolean | null

Specifies the option to not return attributes where source and
destination values are same. Use this flag to return only values
that are different.

guidPairs
array of objects | null
required

Specifies the GuidPair of the AD Objects which we want to compare
from both Snapshot and Production AD.

guidPairs*
boolean | null

Specifies the option to do quick compare of specified guid between Snapshot
AD and Production AD. If at least one attribute mismatch is found, comparison
stops and returns with AdObjectFlag kNotEqual.

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