These look like Windows Active Directory attributes.  So, I will assume
you are using AD and SQL 2000 on the same domain.

If so, you can use ADSI in a custom ActiveX task in a DTS package to
pull the data from AD and insert it into SQL Server.  It will be much
faster than putting a web server between the two.  If you would like to
see some code, I'd be happy to post it.

As far as this problem, I would start with outputting only a single
attribute and running the page.  If there are no errors, I would swap
out another attribute and continue until I pinpointed the offending
attribute.

I would agree with you that these are simple-value attributes.  These
cannot hold binary information and I don't think any of these hold
multi-values either.  Although multi-values won't cause an error to be
thrown.

It could very well be another issue in unrelated code on the same page.

M!ke

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Sylvester [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 2:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFLDAP Dynimic Query

CFDUMP returns all the records and everything looks goods.  It displays
all the data and puts [empty string] for nulls.  

These are the field names it returns:

COMPANY EMPLOYEEID FACSIMILETELEPHONENUMBER GIVENNAME HOMEPHONE INITIALS
L MAIL MOBILE OTHERTELEPHONE PAGER PHYSICALDELIVERYOFFICENAME
SAMACCOUNTNAME SN ST TELEPHONENUMBER TITLE 

Nothing complex about any of these values.

What do you suggest as other ideas for exporting LDAP data.  CSVDE?
Using SQL Server 2000.

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