Macro not working for fetching data from Active Directory

[Negi1984]

Hi All,

Recently I changed my laptop and below given macro is not working in it. where as in my old machine it is still working. I cross checked all the references and enable it as per my old machine. I also cross checked with some other guys and they told me to use ADODB.Connection line in below code.

Can anybody help me out how to add the "ADODB.Connection" code in below given code ?

Also When I checked macro line by line items by pressing F8 key its is showing blank in "idapstr" line where as in old machine when using same macro its working fine.

ldapstr = "LDAP://CN=" & signum & ",OU=CA,OU=User,OU=P001,OU=ID,OU=Data,DC=XXXXXXXX,DC=se"
Set x = GetObject(ldapstr)

Public Sub UpdateResourceInfoNew()
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
Dim auxDoc As New MSHTML.HTMLDocument, HTMLDoc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument
Dim rw As IHTMLTableRow
Dim table1 As IHTMLTable
Dim x As IADs
Dim lo As Excel.ListObject
Dim lr As Excel.ListRow
Dim rng As Range
Dim col As Column
Dim signum, name, ldapstr, relation As String
    Dim urlText As Variant
    Dim keyVal As Variant
    Dim wb As Workbook
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Set wb = ThisWorkbook
    Set ws = wb.Worksheets("ASSIGNMENTS")
    
    Dim responseDict As Dictionary
On Error Resume Next


Dim answer As Integer
answer = MsgBox("Did you updated the Authorization Key in sheet ?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo)
If answer = vbYes Then


Set lo = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("ASSIGNMENTS").ListObjects("ASSIGNMENTS")


For Each lr In lo.ListRows
Set rng = lr.Range
signum = UCase(rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("SIGNUM").Index).Value)
name = rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("NAME").Index).Value
updateFlag = rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("UPDATE_RES_INFO").Index).Value


If signum <> "" And updateFlag = 1 Then
ldapstr = "LDAP://CN=" & signum & ",OU=CA,OU=User,OU=P001,OU=ID,OU=Data,DC=XXXXXXXX,DC=se"
Set x = GetObject(ldapstr)
x.GetInfoEx Array("CN", "displayName", "givenName", , "email", "sn", "homePhone", "title", "department", "company", "l", "Manager", "country"), 0
auxCN = UCase(x.Get("CN"))
If (auxCN = signum) Then
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("SIGNUM").Index).Value = UCase(signum)
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("NAME").Index).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(x.Get("displayName"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("RELATION").Index).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(x.Get("homePhone"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("TITLE").Index).Value = x.Get("title")
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("DEPARTMENT").Index).Value = UCase(x.Get("department"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("COMPANY").Index).Value = UCase(x.Get("company"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("COUNTRY").Index).Value = UCase(x.Get("country"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("LAST NAME").Index).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(x.Get("sn"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("FIRST NAME").Index).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(x.Get("givenName"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("E-MAIL").Index).Value = x.Get("mail")
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("HOME BASE").Index).Value = UCase(x.Get("l"))
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("UPDATE_RES_INFO").Index).Value = 2




    Set responseDict = New Dictionary
    url_prefix = "XXXXXXX"
    
    
    
    url_suffix = signum_rng
        
    Application.DisplayAlerts = False
    
    On Error Resume Next
            
            
           Dim returnVal As String
    
    Dim httpObject As Object, item As Object
    Set httpObject = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
            
            Url = url_prefix & Trim(signum)
            
                sAuthorization = Worksheets("Authentication key").Range("G4").Value
            
            
    httpObject.Open "GET", Url, False
    httpObject.setRequestHeader "Authorization", sAuthorization & EncodeBase64
    httpObject.Send
    sGetResult = httpObject.responseText
                        
            
            With CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
                .Open "GET", Url, False
                .Send
                urlText = Split(Replace(Replace(Replace(Replace(.responseText, "{", ""), "[", ""), "}", ""), "]", ""), ",""")
            End With
            
            responseDict.RemoveAll
            
           For i = 0 To UBound(urlText)
                urlText(i) = Replace(urlText(i), Chr(34), "")
                keyVal = Split(urlText(i), ":")
                responseDict.Add keyVal(0), keyVal(1)
            Next i
            If Split(urlText(34), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(34), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
                rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("PERSONNEL NUMBER").Index).Value = Split(urlText(34), ":")(1)
            End If
            
            
           If Split(urlText(11), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(11), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("JOB ROLE").Index).Value = Split(urlText(11), ":")(1)
            End If
            
           If Split(urlText(30), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(30), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("POSITION NAME").Index).Value = Split(urlText(30), ":")(1)
            End If
            
            If Split(urlText(4), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(4), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("LINE MANAGER").Index).Value = Split(urlText(4), ":")(1)
            End If
            
            If Split(urlText(38), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(38), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("COUNTRY").Index).Value = Split(urlText(38), ":")(1)
            End If
            
            If Split(urlText(22), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(22), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("MOBILE").Index).Value = Split(urlText(22), ":")(1)
            End If
            
            If Split(urlText(32), ":")(1) <> "null" Or Len(Split(urlText(32), ":")(1)) <> 0 Then
            rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("COST CENTRE").Index).Value = Split(urlText(32), ":")(1)
            End If
            
        
Application.DisplayAlerts = True


Else
rng.Cells.Columns(lo.ListColumns("UPDATE_RES_INFO").Index).Value = 3
End If
End If


DoEvents
Next lr


MsgBox ("RP Updated")


 Else
MsgBox "Please update the Authorization Key first"
End If


End Sub

[p45cal]

Also When I checked macro line by line items by pressing F8 key its is showing blank in "idapstr" line where as in old machine when using same macro its working fine.

If ldapstr is blank (note it starts with a lower case L not an upper case i) it means that line isn't executed at all; it would show at least something even if other variables are blank.
Therefore the line If signum <> "" And updateFlag = 1 Then is returning FALSE so I'd point you to looking at whether signum isn't "" and updateFlag is 1.

Also, before stepping through the code, remove or comment-out the line On Error Resume Next as it is hiding errors that you want to know about while debugging.

[Dave]

P45cal probably has already resolved your difficulties but I thought I would suggest that you place Option Explicit at the top of your code as some variables are not declared (eg. "name"). Also, in light of P45cal's suggestions the following declaration...

Dim signum, name, ldapstr, relation As String

only declares "relation" as a string variable which seems relevant. HTH. Dave

[Negi1984]

Hi P45cal,

I have tested the as you suggested and getting the error as per attached snapshot.

" run time Error -2147023541 (8007054b)
Automation Error
The Specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted."

and step where getting error now is "Set x = GetObject(ldapstr)"

And when I again check same file in my old machine then there is no error.
Could you please suggest further , how to solve this issue. I am basic VBA user so difficult to identify how to solve this.

[p45cal]

Sorry, I don't don't know anything about Active Directories and LDAP.

[Negi1984]

P45cal probably has already resolved your difficulties but I thought I would suggest that you place Option Explicit at the top of your code as some variables are not declared (eg. "name"). Also, in light of P45cal's suggestions the following declaration...

Dim signum, name, ldapstr, relation As String

only declares "relation" as a string variable which seems relevant. HTH. Dave

Hi Dave,

I have tested same as well and getting the error as per attached snapshot.

" run time Error -2147023541 (8007054b)
Automation Error
The Specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted."

and step where getting error now is "Set x = GetObject(ldapstr)"

And when I again check same file in my old machine then there is no error.
Could you please suggest further , how to solve this issue. I am basic VBA user so difficult to identify how to solve this.

[Dave]

Have you properly declared all of your variables as suggested? I too have no specific knowledge, but I would suggest that you google stack overflow and post your query and a link to this thread there. The volunteers their seemed to have resolved many similar difficulties. HTH. Dave

[Grade4.2]

To use the ADODB.Connection object in the code, you can add the following line of code at the beginning of the code, after the declaration of the variables:



Dim adoconn As New ADODB.Connection


This will create a new instance of the ADODB.Connection object, which can be used to establish a connection to a data source using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). You can then use the Open method of the adoconn object to open a connection to the desired data source.


For example, to open a connection to a Microsoft SQL Server database, you can use the following code:


adoconn.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=myServerAddress;Initial Catalog=myDataBase;User Id=myUsername;Password=myPassword;"
Once the connection is open, you can use the Execute method of the adoconn object to execute SQL queries or stored procedures on the data source.


However, it is worth noting that the code you provided does not appear to use a database or any other data source that would require a connection. Instead, it appears to be using the GetObject function to retrieve information about an Active Directory user, based on the user's signum. In that case, you do not need to use the ADODB.Connection object.


As for the issue with the idapstr line, it is difficult to say without more information. It is possible that there is a problem with the data being passed to the GetObject function, or with the way the ldapstr variable is constructed. I would recommend checking the values of the signum and other variables that are used to construct the ldapstr variable, to make sure they are correct and valid. You may also want to try using the Debug.Print statement to print the value of the ldapstr variable, to see if it is correct.