Coolio. Glad to help out. Couple of items I didn't seem to write completely
enough on after I reread my response
So no attribute will be listed on an object when you query the object
unless it is populated except
in the case of looking at allowedAttributes which should show all
attributes available and allowedAttributedEffective
which should be attributes you have write access to.
I am referring to LDAP query here. ADSIEDIT will show you attributes based
on what it thinks the schema of the object is.
The first issue is with statically bound aux classes. When a class is
statically bound, the class will not show
up in the objectclass attribute of any given object that has that aux
class as part of it.
However when dynamically binding, the aux class will show up in the list of
objectclasses. No other way to really handle it at the object level unless
MSFT added a new attribute called Class which might have been a
good idea as it could have been used for static and dynamic binding.