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    Hi
    I´m geting script error while the discovery of Public Queues are beeing executed om my MSMQ server (win2k3)
    I have a run as account that runs this ( validated in eventviewer that the account makes a logon before execute)
    The error only comes on discovery of Public Queues (my private ones becomes discoverd ok)
    In the Event Viewer of MSMQ-server it tells me this:

    The process started at 14:04:04 failed to create System.Discovery.Data. Errors found in output:

    C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manager 2007\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 11\843\DiscoverQueues.vbs(107, 4) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Subscript out of range: '[number: 0]'

    So then I looked at the script it self at Row 107 (Bold in the text below)


    Function GetPublicQueues(Computer)
                                 Dim PublicQueues()
                                 ReDim PublicQueues(0)

                                

                                 Set MSMQQuery = CreateObject("MSMQ.MSMQQuery")

                                

                                 On Error Resume Next

                                 Set Queues = MSMQQuery.LookupQueue()

                                 Set QueueInfo = Queues.Next

                                 If Err = 0 Then

                                                              On Error GoTo 0

                                                              While Not QueueInfo Is Nothing

                                                                                           QueueServer = Split(QueueInfo.PathNameDNS,"\")(0)

                                                                                           If lcase(Computer) = lcase(QueueServer) Then                    

                                                                                                                        PublicQueues(UBound(PublicQueues)) = QueueInfo.PathName

                                                                                                                        ReDim Preserve PublicQueues(UBound(PublicQueues)+1)

                                                                                           End If

                                                                                           Set QueueInfo = Queues.Next

                                                              Wend                

                                 Else                    

                                                              Message =       "Error searching Active Directory while discovering public queues." & VbCrLf & _

                                                              "Error number: " & Err.Number & VbCrLf & _

                                                              "Error Description: " & Err.Description

                                                              On Error GoTo 0

                                                              Call ThrowScriptError(EVENTNO_ERROR_ADLOOKUP,EVENT_LEVEL_ERROR,Message,False)

                                 End If

                                

                                 ReDim Preserve PublicQueues(UBound(PublicQueues)-1)

                                 GetPublicQueues = PublicQueues

                                

    End Function

    Does anyone know why it gives me this error? Is there a problem with the last Queues.Next post of the array after it has been ReDim last in the while-loop?

    Help appreciated

    Wednesday, June 24, 2009 1:33 PM

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    Does your queue name end in \?
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    Saturday, July 4, 2009 3:33 PM

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    I don't see how that is relevant?

    QueueServer = Split(QueueInfo.PathNameDNS,"\")(0) This would return the first part of the array. If QueueInfo.PathNameDNS contains "SERVER01\public$\my.msmq.queue" then QueueServer (in the example) would contain "SERVER01".
    Exception: Subscript out of range: '[number: 0] is returned when QueueInfo.PathNameDNS is empty or equals "".

    Even if QueueInfo.PathNameDNS would contain a single "\" you would still not get an exception, just empty values. This error derives from an empty QueueInfo.PathNameDNS and poor error handling.

    Here's a short example on how the Split function works.
    Test1 = "Test1\Test1.1\Test1.2" ' Basically, what an MSMQ PathDNS should look like
    Test2 = "Test2\Test2.1\" ' Supposedly an MSMQ Queue with "\" in the end (is that even possible?)
    Test3 = "\" ' A single "\". Still splits fine, but with empty values
    Test4 = "" ' Should split fine unless you try to read the first value (the (0) part)

    WScript.Echo "Test1, should return Test1: "
    sFirstValue = Split(Test1,"\")(0)
    WScript.Echo sFirstValue

    WScript.Echo "Test2, should return Test2: "
    sFirstValue = Split(Test2,"\")(0)
    WScript.Echo sFirstValue

    WScript.Echo "Test2, should return an empty string: "
    sFirstValue = Split(Test3,"\")(0)
    WScript.Echo sFirstValue

    WScript.Echo "Test2, should raise an exception: "
    sFirstValue = Split(Test4,"\")
    sFirstValue = Split(Test4,"\")(0)
    WScript.Echo sFirstValue
    Monday, November 2, 2009 10:40 AM