Query/Enumerate eDirectory in Powershell via System.DirectoryServices

Question

Hello Scripting Guy,
    I have been tasked with taking a .Net program/project and converting it to PowerShell.  The .Net program exported three sources of information and inserts those exports into a SQL database for multiple functions and reasons. 
The three sources are AD, eDirectory, and PeopleSoft.  The AD was simple with the "Module for Active Directory" and "SQLPS".  Now, I need to connect to eDirectory via LDAP and query the source.  I am able to connect/bind
to the eDirectory and search but I need to enumerate the directory and insert that into a SQL table.  Given the logic I have developed for AD, it will be no problem inserting the records into SQL but I have not found anything to get my over the hurdle
of enumerating the directory.  Below is the code that I found to successfully connect with eDirectory and perform a search.  Thank you.
Connection Setup
$eDir = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapDirectoryIdentifier('1.2.3.4','389')
$eDirCreds = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential('cn=ConnectID,o=Home','MyConnectPS')
$ED = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection($eDir,$eDirCreds)
$ED.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = $False
$ED.AuthType = 'Basic'
$ED.Bind();
Search eDirectory records
$SearchScope = [System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchScope]::SubTree
$SearchAttributeList = ,"*" <--- Not quit sure why the "," proceeds the "*"
$SearchBaseDN = "o=Home"
$SearchFilter = "(uid=SomeUser)"
$SearchReq = new-object System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.SearchRequest -ArgumentList $SearchBaseDN,$SearchFilter,$SearchScope,$SearchAttributeList
$SR = $ED.SendRequest($SearchReq)
    $SR displays ResultCode of success found or not found but if found contains DN in the "Entries" field.
MatchedDN    :
Controls     : {}
ResultCode   : Success
ErrorMessage :
Referral     : {}
References   : {}
Entries      : {cn=MyID,ou=OU1,ou=OU2,o=Home}
RequestId    :

Answer 1

I found my answer via this link at the Script Library:
---http://www.thescriptlibrary.com/Default.asp?Action=Display&Level=Category3&ScriptLanguage=Powershell&Category1=Active%20Directory&Category2=User%20Accounts&Title=Scripting%20Ldap%20Searches%20using%20PowerShell---
In answer to your question JRV, I wanted to perform a LDAP query for all directory ENTRIES in the eDirectory LDAP and then process the results into a SQL destination.  The LDAP search that I was successful with only returned the success or fail
of finding a single object that I search for not the entire LDAP directory.
There was also an unanswered post from 2007 under the subject of "querying Edirectory using System.DirectoryServices.Protocols" that I was referred to when I filled the subject to this question.  It went unanswered
and acknowledged for two years.
Here is the code and a small sample of data so that it may help others.  The GetType() for $SearchResults returns as a System.Array with a sub System.Array as the Properties column.  Also code to handle the results.
#Load Support Modules and Assemblies
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
Import-Module SQLPS -DisableNameChecking
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.DirectoryServices
#Setup eDirectory Connection Variables
$eDirPath = 'LDAP://1.1.1.1:389/o=home' (Whatever the eDir)
$eDirUser = 'cn=MyLDAPID,o=Home' (DN of UID)
$eDirPWD = 'MyLDAPPWD'
$eDIrAuthType = 'None' (Equates to basic)
#Establish eDirectory Connection and Enumerate
$Root = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry -argumentlist $eDirPath,$eDirUser,$eDirPWD,$eDIrAuthType
$Query = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher
$Query.SearchRoot = $Root
$Query.Filter = "(ObjectClass=Person)" (or whatever LDAP query you want)
$SearchResults = $Query.FindAll()
Path Properties
LDAP://1.1.1.1:389/cn=Account1,o=home {loginshell, telephonenumber, uniqueid, securityequals...}
LDAP://1.1.1.1:389/cn=Account2,o=home {loginshell, telephonenumber, uniqueid, securityequals...}
LDAP://1.1.1.1:389/cn=Account3,o=home {loginshell, uniqueid, securityequals, gidnumber...}
#For processing each entry in the results
ForEach ($Result in $SearchResults) `
#Convert object to utilize named values like CN, SN, UniqueID
$eDirObject = [PSCustomObject]$Result.Properties
write-host "$eDirObject.cn $eDirObject.sn $eDirObject.UniqueID"