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Why are my arguments of the wrong type, out of acceptable range or in conflict?

Asked by perksdev in MS SQL DTS

Tags: sql server 2000 DTS, vbscript

Experts,
I'm trying to do a dupe check on a customer information database using sql server 2000 DTS. I've never really learned vbscript so its time to get dirty. I can't seem to figure out what the issue is with my recordset since the parse button on the ActiveX properties page says its syntactilly correct. The input file is a textfile with comma delimited info and headers. The info I need from the text file is under the header "ID". The error report I get says: Error Code: 0, error source=ADODB.Recordset, Error Description: Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another, error on line 23. My code follows. Thanks. 
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dim msg
Function Main()
	If AreThereDupes(msg) = true Then
	 	Main = DTSTaskExecResult_Failure
	 	Call MsgBox(msg, 48)
	Else
		Main = DTSTaskExecResult_Success
	End If
End Function 
Function AreThereDupes(msg) 
set cn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
cnnstr = dtsGlobalVariables("cnstr")
cn.Open dtsGlobalVariables("cnstr") 

Set rs = CreateObject ("ADODB.Recordset")
rs.Open sqlstr,cn 
do until rs.EOF 
dim EmployeID
EmployeeID = rs("ID") 
sqlstr = "select count(eid) from tblusers where eid = '" & EmployeeID & "' " 
cn.Execute sqlstr 
If Not rs.EOF then
	if EmployeeID > 0 Then
		msg = "This user's eid is already in the database"
	end if
End if 
rs.MoveNext
loop 
rs.Close
cn.Close
set rs = Nothing
set cn = Nothing 
	If Trim(msg) = "" Then
		AreThereDupes = false
	Else
		AreThereDupes = true
	End If
End Function
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Zone: MS SQL DTS
Tags: sql server 2000 DTS, vbscript
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