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edirSSNattr = "CustomQ" ; edirectory SSN attribute dsSetProperty(lpath, edirSSNattr, ssn)If I run the app against a different attribute such as description, it will write just fine. I know the type is fine for the attribute because I am able to enter it manually into the directory. Plus, I am able to ldap browse it just fine.
Is there a way to write to this attribute?
There is also a possibility that you created your property with a data type that the extender handles for known AD properties but does not know how to handle for user added properties. There are not many of these but it can happen.
Whatever the cause I would recommend using WB's OLE functionality to access your property. You can mix OLE and extender use in the same script without to much difficulty. In this case use the .Get, .GetEx, .Put, and .PutEx methods to access and set your property.
Article ID: W16310
File Created: 2005:02:18:12:19:44
Last Updated: 2005:02:18:12:19:44