Get-AzureADUser -searchstring error: Request_UnsupportedQuery

[Mats_Warnolf]

Doing some PowerShell scripting and ran into a problem using

Get-AzureADUser -SearchString "[Really anything here]"

Last week it was fine. I have not updated my AzureADPreview module. Today my search errors out with a Request_UnsupportedQuery with the following message: Unsupported or invalid query filter clause specified for property 'userState' of resource 'User'.

Can anyone confirm or deny this as a local problem (ie, a problem on my machine vs a problem you can replicate on your machine)?

Using AzureADPreview 2.0.2.17

[#2]

Yup, same issue here. 

[#3]

@Mats_Warnolf I'm seeing the same problem for the past couple days. I have a case open with Microsoft, but they're still investigating at this time. I've tested with both the current AzureAD module and the current AzureADPreview module, same result either way.

[#4]

Thank you. Please update this thread with any information you get.

[#5]

@Mats_Warnolf No update so far, but my ticket is sitting with the AzureAD PowerShell Product Group. I'll reply back again whenever we get resolution on the issue.

[#6]

No real update at this time, but the problem has been isolated to the Graph interface. The ticket has been routed to that team for additional troubleshooting.

[#7]

It's crazy that this issue is still an issue for multiple versions of the AzureAD module. I thought it was only occurring for the past week, but it's looking closer to a month now. I had tested 2.0.2.15, .16, and .17 before I found this, all with the same issue. Interestingly the MSOL module version 1.1.183.8 still works. I know it's lazy, but I've been using it to search by SearchString, then taking the object id and pumping it into Get-AzureADUser.

Get-AzureADUser -ObjectId $(Get-MsolUser -SearchString name@domain.tld).ObjectID

[#8]

FYI, this fix is slated to be released in the last week of May.

[#9]

Oh! Great. Tell me how you know this?

[#10]

I believe he had a premier case open on this.

[#11]

Yes, I remember now. It would be great to learn more! Thank you

[#12]

same for me,
was working in: 2.0.1.16
Broke in 2.0.2.16

[#13]

workaround for me:

Import-Module azuread -MaximumVersion "2.0.1.16"

[#14]

Same problem with AzureADPreview 2.0.2.17 modules

[#15]

This is fixed with the latest release of the AzureADPreview module.

[#16]

@Brandon Shea Where would one fine the official AzureADPreview to download?

2.0.2.16 is still broke

[#17]

@Josh Vader you should be able to update that any time by running Update-Module as an administrator in PowerShell.