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A few ideas:
Are you absolutely sure that you are using the same credentials when you test it (the service account you use for Jenkins), as you do when you run in a Jenkins job?
Try to run the command …set in your script it in both test and jenkins. It will list alle environmenr variables. What differs?
You could also try to redirect ERROUT into STDOUT using 2>&1 so you are sure you capture all the innformation you need.