; Build the LDAP search condition...
$vSearch = "(sn=Leeds)" 
  
; Instantiate the connection and log in to OpenLDAP
$oConn=CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
$oConn.Provider = "ADsDSOObject" 
$oConn.Open("ADs Provider", "cn=mail_verify,ou=accounts,dc=mckee,dc=com", "mypassword")
  
; Execute the search...
$oRS=$oConn.Execute("<LDAP://leconte/dc=com/dc=mckee>;" + $vSearch + ";cn,mail") 
; Create an array of returned values
$vCount = 1 
While Not $oRS.EOF 
	For Each $vValue in $oRS.Fields(0).value 
		"Got: "+$vValue ?
	Next 

	$oRS.MoveNext 
Loop 
Exit 0

• Maybe the LDAP server is throwing an error - have you tried querying using the LDAP servers native client tools to make sure that the search works? Are there any log files associated with the LDAP server that you can check?
  
• Maybe the data type you have used simply doesn't work with the MS providers? Have you used the same data types as on the standard objects?
  

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Hi,

Microsoft's ADSI libraries have an incompatibility with the eDirectory
schema
(to which they have been made aware by Novell).

For standard schema entries, your get method will work ok. But for any schema definitions outside the standard set, you will have to tell ADSI what type it is, and read it with the GetInfoEx Arry etc.

For more information on this please go to developer.novell.com/support
and
search on ADSI. For your script, I've pasted a quick sample below.
The types
are enumerated at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/netdir/adsi/adstypeenum.asp?frame=true

Code:

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set UserObj=GetObject( "LDAP://myserver/o=novell/cn=admin" )
UserObj.GetInfoEx Array("fullname"), 3
Set entry = UserObj.GetPropertyItem( "fullname", 3 ) 'ci string type
For Each v In entry.Values 'if multivalued attribute
 Set propVal = v
 descString = propVal.GetObjectProperty(3) 'ci string type
 wscript.stdout.writeline descString
Next

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Let me know if you have problems with this. It works for me, but I'm
not a
winscript expert by any means.

Thank you
Susan Perrin

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