NWDSModifyObject returns 0x8890

Hello,

I'm trying to modify the Group Membership/Security Equals of an account.   
When I make the actual NWDSModifyObject call I get an 0x8890 error on 
the NWDSModifyObject call.  

The following is some pseudo code.

GroupNDSContext = "NDS:\\TRENTO3-TREE\Cont\Group1"
UserNDSContext = "NDS:\\TRENTO3-TREE\Cont\User1"

// Setup incoming data
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, GroupNDSContext + 5, wcslen
(GroupNDSContext) - 5, strGroupContext, MAX_DN_CHARS, NULL, NULL);

WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, UserNDSContext + 5, wcslen
(UserNDSContext) - 5, strUserContext, MAX_DN_CHARS, NULL, NULL);

// Add the value into our pBuf
ccode = NWDSPutChangeAndVal(contextHandle, pBuf, DS_ADD_VALUE, "Group 
Membership", SYN_DIST_NAME, strGroupContext);
    
ccode = NWDSPutChangeAndVal(contextHandle, pBuf, DS_ADD_VALUE, "Security 
Equals", SYN_DIST_NAME, strGroupContext);
    
ccode = NWDSModifyObject(contextHandle, strUserContext, 
&lIterationHandle, 0, pBuf);

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Shane wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm trying to modify the Group Membership/Security Equals of an account.  

> When I make the actual NWDSModifyObject call I get an 0x8890 error on 
> the NWDSModifyObject call.  
> 
> The following is some pseudo code.
> 
> GroupNDSContext = "NDS:\\TRENTO3-TREE\Cont\Group1"
> UserNDSContext = "NDS:\\TRENTO3-TREE\Cont\User1"
> 
> // Setup incoming data
> WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, GroupNDSContext + 5, wcslen
> (GroupNDSContext) - 5, strGroupContext, MAX_DN_CHARS, NULL, NULL);
> 
> WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, UserNDSContext + 5, wcslen
> (UserNDSContext) - 5, strUserContext, MAX_DN_CHARS, NULL, NULL);
> 
> // Add the value into our pBuf
> ccode = NWDSPutChangeAndVal(contextHandle, pBuf, DS_ADD_VALUE, "Group

> Membership", SYN_DIST_NAME, strGroupContext);
>     
> ccode = NWDSPutChangeAndVal(contextHandle, pBuf, DS_ADD_VALUE,
"Security 
> Equals", SYN_DIST_NAME, strGroupContext);
>     
> ccode = NWDSModifyObject(contextHandle, strUserContext, 
> &lIterationHandle, 0, pBuf);
> 
> Any thoughts?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Shane
Hi Shane,

I don't see any problem  in your code, but I think it is better to use 
NWDSAddSecurityEquiv so both object get updated.

If that or something else resolves the problem, will you post back?  Also if
it doesn't...  I'm interested in this issue.

Thanks
Susan