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I found a script similar to this one in the forums. It runs fine until I compile it and try to run the executable. It errors out on the StringSplit line. It gives the error {Error: Variable must be of type "Object".}

Here is the script:

#include <Array.au3>
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>

Global $System_Info, $Full_ComputerName, $ComputerName, $aArray

$System_Info = ObjCreate("ADSystemInfo")
$ComputerName = $System_Info.ComputerName
$Full_ComputerName = ObjGet("LDAP://" & $ComputerName)
$aArray = StringSplit($Full_ComputerName.Parent, ",")
_ArrayDisplay($aArray, "Computer OU", "", 32)

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Do some error handling, and log file writing, to see which of you ADSystemInfo|LDAP objects isn't being created:

If IsObj($yourvariable) Then
  write a success log message
Else
  write a failure log message
endif

If it's not an object, you will get com errors trying to access properties (your failure).

Edited by jdelaney
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Do some error handling, and log file writing, to see which of you ADSystemInfo|LDAP objects isn't being created:

If IsObj($yourvariable) Then
  write a success log message
Else
  write a failure log message
endif

If it's not an object, you will get com errors trying to access properties (your failure).

 

I tried your advice and it showed to be an object. Then, I kept looking. I left out the fact that my working directory is a networked drive. I moved everything to my local drive and it is working now. I don't understand that as an issue but it works so all is well. Thank you for your kind input.

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