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'adsdsoobject' Failed With No Error Message Available, Result Code: -2147016669(0x80072023)
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client wanted to filter a report by employee manager, but didn’t have a good way to maintain the list of employees and their managers. There were a few possibilities, but we wanted to use a system that already maintained the relationship between employee and manager. We decided to pull the information out of Active Directory, using an SSIS package. Addendum Sept. 12, 2012: The approach outlined below works fine for a simple data set where the query will not return more records than the AD paging file size will allow (typically 1000 records), and you are only querying single value attributes. However, I recommend you use this Script Task approach instead of using a Data Flow. It is more powerful and flexible yet still simple method of importing any size data set from Active Directory, regardless of paging file size. Read the step-by-step here: Get around Active Directory Paging on SSIS import Find the Active Directory Server The first thing I needed to know was which server Active Directory resided on. I didn’t want to have wait for I.T. to get back to me with that answer. There is a very easy way to find this out if you are logged into the same domain. Just run a command prompt and use the command ping %USERDNSDOMAIN% This will return the active directory server name and IP address. Create the ADO.NET Connection in SSIS Create your SSIS solution and your package. Now create the connection to the Active Directory server. There is a little trick to this. In order to use the connection in a data flow you need to create an ADO.NET connection. During the create process, in the Provider drop down, change the Provider to OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Directory Services. Then enter your server name and test as normal. If you were to create an OLE DB connection instead of ADO.NET and change the provider, it would not work for Data Flow connections. It must be an ADO.NET connection type. Use ADO NET Source in your Data Flow On the data flow tab, drag an ADO.NET Source onto the design surface. Open up the ADO.NET Source Editor and choose the connection you created in the previous step. Choose “SQL Command” for Data Access mode. Now you will write a query to pull the desired information from A