Problem with .AccountExpirationDate property

[L'egyptien]

Hello,

I try to make a program who find properties on a user domain. The problem is on the Expiration Date, When there is one, everything is OK, but when a user does not have a date expiration, the program is interrupted.

$objUser = ObjGet ("WinNT://MYDOMAIN/" & $Login & ",User" )

$UserLogin = $objUser.Name
$UserFullName = $objUser.FullName
$UserProfile = $objUser.Profile
$UserScript = $objUser.LoginScript
$UserDescription = $objUser.Description

[b]$UserExpiration = $objUser.AccountExpirationDate[/b]

Can you help me finding a solution to bypass this error ?

Thank you

Edited March 18, 2008 by L'egyptien

[monoceres]

As long it's a COM error you can always let one of your own function handle the COM errors. Then you can just ignore it.

Look under the COM section in the help file to see how you register your own error handling function.

[Squirrely1]

Yeah, so if you just want the error to be ignored, this might work:

$oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error","MyErrFunc"); Install a custom error handler 

$objUser = ObjGet ("WinNT://MYDOMAIN/" & $Login & ",User" )

$UserLogin = $objUser.Name
$UserFullName = $objUser.FullName
$UserProfile = $objUser.Profile
$UserScript = $objUser.LoginScript
$UserDescription = $objUser.Description

$UserExpiration = $objUser.AccountExpirationDate

Func MyErrFunc()
;
EndFunc

[L'egyptien]

Yeah, so if you just want the error to be ignored, this might work:

$oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error","MyErrFunc"); Install a custom error handler 

$objUser = ObjGet ("WinNT://MYDOMAIN/" & $Login & ",User" )

$UserLogin = $objUser.Name
$UserFullName = $objUser.FullName
$UserProfile = $objUser.Profile
$UserScript = $objUser.LoginScript
$UserDescription = $objUser.Description

$UserExpiration = $objUser.AccountExpirationDate

Func MyErrFunc()
;
EndFunc

Yeah, Thank You so much Squirrely1 and monoceres, this program is working for me!!! I don't need to use the error.

And sorry to awnser late ... I was just on holiday !!!