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When I run this it finds the first pc in the domain and adds it no problem. When it goes back to $oRS.Open("Select PC FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "'", $oConn, 1, 3) the second time around it crashes and says " The requested action with this object has failed. " I thought that meant that the database wasn't open but I can see it is.

Any sussgestions ?

$domain = "YOURDOMAIN"
    Local $ObjDomain = ObjGet("WinNT://" & $domain)

    Call("dbOpen")
    For $Object In $ObjDomain
        If $Object.class = "Computer" Then
            $PC = $Object.Name
            $oRS.Open("Select PC FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "'", $oConn, 1, 3)
            $oRS.RecordCount
            If $oRS.RecordCount = 1 Then
                MsgBox(0, "TEST", "'" & $PC & "'")
$SQLstring = "UPDATE ACTIVE2 SET PC = '" & $PC & " - " & "MSHOME" & "', USER = '" & $USER & "', IP = '" & $IP & "', PING = '" & $PING & "', DEPT = '" & $DEPT & "', LASTUPDATED = '" & $LASTUPDATED & "' WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "';"; IN UPDATE RECORDS YOU DON'T NEED THE TRAILING BRACKET " ) "
$oConn.Execute($SQLstring)

            $oRS.MoveNext
            Else
            MsgBox(0, "TEST 2 NEW RECORD", "'" & $PC "'")
$oConn.Execute("INSERT INTO ACTIVE2 (PC,USER,IP,PING,DEPT,LASTUPDATED) VALUES ('" & $PC & "','" & $USER & "','" & $IP & "','" & $PING & "','" & $DEPT & "','" & $LASTUPDATED & "');")
                    EndIf
        Else
        EndIf
    Next
    Call("dbClose")
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When I run this it finds the first pc in the domain and adds it no problem. When it goes back to $oRS.Open("Select PC FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "'", $oConn, 1, 3) the second time around it crashes and says " The requested action with this object has failed. " I thought that meant that the database wasn't open but I can see it is.

Any sussgestions?

$domain = "YOURDOMAIN"
    Local $ObjDomain = ObjGet("WinNT://" & $domain)

    Call("dbOpen")
    For $Object In $ObjDomain
        If $Object.class = "Computer" Then
            $PC = $Object.Name
            $oRS.Open("Select PC FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "'", $oConn, 1, 3)
            $oRS.RecordCount
            If $oRS.RecordCount = 1 Then
                MsgBox(0, "TEST", "'" & $PC & "'")
$SQLstring = "UPDATE ACTIVE2 SET PC = '" & $PC & " - " & "MSHOME" & "', USER = '" & $USER & "', IP = '" & $IP & "', PING = '" & $PING & "', DEPT = '" & $DEPT & "', LASTUPDATED = '" & $LASTUPDATED & "' WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "';"; IN UPDATE RECORDS YOU DON'T NEED THE TRAILING BRACKET " ) "
$oConn.Execute($SQLstring)

            $oRS.MoveNext
            Else
            MsgBox(0, "TEST 2 NEW RECORD", "'" & $PC "'")
$oConn.Execute("INSERT INTO ACTIVE2 (PC,USER,IP,PING,DEPT,LASTUPDATED) VALUES ('" & $PC & "','" & $USER & "','" & $IP & "','" & $PING & "','" & $DEPT & "','" & $LASTUPDATED & "');")
                    EndIf
        Else
        EndIf
    Next
    Call("dbClose")
Perhaps you should $oRS.Close before running the $oRS.Open(...) again.

:)

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Perhaps you should $oRS.Close before running the $oRS.Open(...) again.

:)

$oRS.Close <-- Isn't that like closing the database ?

Won't that affect speed as well ?

I put this in to even check

If IsObj($oConn) Then

$oConn.close

$oConn = 0

Else

Call("dbOpen")

EndIf

So it stays inside the for loop and it still give me the The requested action with this object has failed.:

HELP!!! PLEASE :)

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$oRS.Close <-- Isn't that like closing the database ?

Won't that affect speed as well ?

I put this in to even check

If IsObj($oConn) Then

$oConn.close

$oConn = 0

Else

Call("dbOpen")

EndIf

So it stays inside the for loop and it still give me the The requested action with this object has failed.:

HELP!!! PLEASE :)

I put in the ERROR Handler and it came up with

Error Number: 80020009

Win Description:

Script Line: 551

but that line is: $oRS.Open("Select * FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "';", $oConn, 1, 3)

Driving me Crazy....

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$oRS.Close <-- Isn't that like closing the database ?

Won't that affect speed as well ?

I put this in to even check

If IsObj($oConn) Then

$oConn.close

$oConn = 0

Else

Call("dbOpen")

EndIf

So it stays inside the for loop and it still give me the The requested action with this object has failed.:

HELP!!! PLEASE :)

I don't have anything to test the theory on at the moment, but I didn't mean close $oConn, just $oRS:
For $Object In $ObjDomain
    If $Object.class = "Computer" Then
        $PC = $Object.Name
        $oRS.Open("Select PC FROM ACTIVE2 WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "'", $oConn, 1, 3)
        $oRS.RecordCount
        If $oRS.RecordCount = 1 Then
            MsgBox(0, "TEST", "'" & $PC & "'")
            $SQLstring = "UPDATE ACTIVE2 SET PC = '" & $PC & " - " & "MSHOME" & "', USER = '" & $USER & "', IP = '" & $IP & "', PING = '" & $PING & "', DEPT = '" & $DEPT & "', LASTUPDATED = '" & $LASTUPDATED & "' WHERE PC = '" & $PC & "';"; IN UPDATE RECORDS YOU DON'T NEED THE TRAILING BRACKET " ) "
            $oConn.Execute($SQLstring)

            $oRS.MoveNext
        Else
            MsgBox(0, "TEST 2 NEW RECORD", "'" & $PC "'")
            $oConn.Execute("INSERT INTO ACTIVE2 (PC,USER,IP,PING,DEPT,LASTUPDATED) VALUES ('" & $PC & "','" & $USER & "','" & $IP & "','" & $PING & "','" & $DEPT & "','" & $LASTUPDATED & "');")
        EndIf
        $oRS.Close; <=== Added here
    Else
    EndIf
Next

:)

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