Product Knowledge Base Article ID: 181208 - Last Review: 2009-01-23 - Revision: 2

   
Invalid handling of the attribute "adixMan" during object creation/object update

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SYMPTOMS

If you import objects from an import file which contains the attribute "adixMan", the handling of this attribute
will fail:

  • Object creation:
    The object creation will fail and the following error will be logged in the import log (object level):
    Error while committing changes: The specified directory service attribute or value does not exist. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007200A)
  • Object update:
    The update of the attribute will fail and the following error will be logged in the import file (attribute level):
    The specified directory service attribute or value does not exist. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007200A)

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CAUSE

This issue occurs due to a bug in the NNS ADix v3 versions mentioned in the APPLIES TO section.

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WORKAROUND

To workaround this issue, use the appropriate method.

Object creation:
Avoid using the attribute "adixMan" in object class definitions. Use another mandatory attribute than "adixMan" for the
affected object class definition (please refer to the NNS ADix help topic Using Object Class Definitions).
See the MORE INFORMATION section to get more information about using the auxiliary attribute "adixMan".

Object update:
Avoid using the attribute "adixMan" when updating objects. Further you can safely ignore this issue when updating objects.

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STATUS

We have confirmed that this is an issue in the NNS ADix v3 versions mentioned in the APPLIES TO section. This bug has been fixed
in NNS ADix 3.1 Build 2.

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MORE INFORMATION

The creation of some object types does not require to set mandatory attributes, because all mandatory attributes will be set by the
Directory Service automatically.
In contrast NNS ADix requires that every object class definition must have at least one mandatory attribute set. Therefore the auxiliary attribute
"adixMan" is used as a placeholder attribute and will be skipped during the import process. The value provided for this attribute does not matter.

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APPLIES TO

  • NNS ADix v3.1.1

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