Following errors are seen in DLOconsoleu debug log -
12/01/21, 21:37:14:842, dloconsoleu.exe, 7092:, T>, ADODB.cpp( 1298 ), : finished query - "SELECT u.UserID, p.ProfileID,p.ProfileName,p.ProfileVIPDisabled, m.MachineExist, u.UserName, u.UserDescription, u.UserEmail, u.UserSharePath, u.UserDataPath, u.UserDomain, u.UserShareID, u.UserProfileID, u.UserDisabled, u.UserTimestamp, u.UserCUID, u.UserFlags, u.UserNotifDisabled, u.UserThrottleOverride,u.ArchivedDate,a.ArchiveDeleteDisabled,a.ArchiveDeleteDays,a.ArchiveDisabled FROM AutoADScan a , SUser u INNER JOIN Profile p ON (u.UserProfileID = p.ProfileID) AND u.UserName = 'User' INNER JOIN ( SELECT DISTINCT u.UserID, CASE ISNULL(ms.MSUserID, 0) WHEN 0 THEN 0 ELSE 1 END AS MachineExist FROM SUser u LEFT OUTER JOIN MachineSettings ms ON u.UserID = ms.MSUserID ) m ON (u.UserID = m.UserID) "
12/01/21, 21:37:14:896, dloconsoleu.exe, 7092:, E>, ADODBRecordSet.cpp( 39 ), ADODBRecordSet caught _com_error: ADODBError-_com_error: foundationerror=80040200; comerr=800a0cc1; nativeerror=-1; conn=; query=ADODBRecordSet::GetFieldValue - SecondarySharePath; msg=Unknown error 0x800A0CC1; src=ADODB.Fields; desc=Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal.
12/01/21, 21:37:14:896, dloconsoleu.exe, 7092:, E>, shadowuserrecord.cpp( 513 ), Failed to load User record : ADODBError-_com_error: foundationerror=80040200; comerr=800a0cc1; nativeerror=-1; conn=; query=ADODBRecordSet::GetFieldValue - SecondarySharePath; msg=Unknown error 0x800A0CC1; src=ADODB.Fields; desc=Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal.
12/01/21, 21:37:14:896, dloconsoleu.exe, 7092:, E>, ConfigFolderObject.cpp( 1025 ), Failed to load User record : ADODBError-_com_error: foundationerror=80040200; comerr=800a0cc1; nativeerror=-1; conn=; query=ADODBRecordSet::GetFieldValue - SecondarySharePath; msg=Unknown error 0x800A0CC1; src=ADODB.Fields; desc=Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal.
This error occurs due to an issue related to an operator in the query.
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