Someone else probably has a better way, but this might work for you: 1. Do a plain install of FIM 2010 in a test environment. 2. Use the Export-FIMConfig PowerShell cmdlet to dump out the attributes (the schema) for both your test and production environments. 3. Use the Join-FIMConfig and/or Compare-FIMConfig to compare the two exports. See Forefront Identify Manager Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell for more information. Chris

Every object has a CreatedTime. So you can glean the date from at default attribute such as "AccountName". you can then run a query like $results = Export-FIMConfig -OnlyBaseResources -CustomConfig "/AttributeTypeDescription[CreatedTime >= '2011-11-30']" In my case I got 27 results back. you can look at an individual record $results[0].ResourceManagementObject.ResourceManagementAttributes | ft AttributeName HasReference IsMultiValue Values Value ------------- ------------ ------------ ------ ----- ObjectID False False urn:uuid:9c98365... CreatedTime False False 5/23/2012 4:01:5... Creator False False urn:uuid:e05d1f1... DataType False False Integer Description False False Requests that ex... DisplayName False False Request Maximum ... Multivalued False False False Name False False msidmRequestMaxi... ObjectType False False AttributeTypeDes... but I suspect you are also interested in what Object Types these attributes are bound to. you can do that a few ways but one way and probably no so elegant is loop through your new attributes and query the BindingDescription. Obviously, replace 'Account Name' with your variable in the for loop $Objectbindings = Export-FIMConfig -OnlyBaseResources -CustomConfig "/BindingDescription[DisplayName = 'Account Name']" ie foreach ($Binding in $Objectbindings) {write-host $Binding.DisplayName} Paul N Smith

Can somone please help me on how to view only custom attribute in FIM2010 RTM Scenario:Someone had created a bunch of custom attribute ,but failed to document it, am finding difficulty in finding which is built-in and which one is custom attribute.