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VB Script Run time error : Object not a collection

I am running some installer on my machine which is giving me error on 78th line. I don't know how to fix hence providing you code snippet from line number 74 to 84:
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Function GetInstanceNames
      strKeyPath = "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\Instance Names"
      dReg.EnumKey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,strKeyPath,subkeys
      IsSQLsubkeyFound = FALSE
      FOR EACH subkey IN subkeys
            'WScript.echo subkey
            IF subkey = "SQL" THEN
                  IsSQLsubkeyFound = TRUE
                  EXIT FOR
            END IF
      NEXT
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Note : This script basically checks for the sql instance name and then installs simulator installer. This vb script works fine when I have MSSQLSERVER 2008 Express installed on my machine. However currently I have installed MSSQL Server 2012 and having this error. Screenshot attached, in case more info is required please let me know. Thanks!
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Rgonzo1971

Hi,

How do you define dReg?

Regards

sumit dubey

ASKER

Hi Rgonzo,

I could find below code which probably talks about "d.Reg" :

Set dReg=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & _
strComputer & "\root\default:StdRegProv")

Apologies in advance if the question is not clear to you. Actually the code was written long back and I am here just to use it as an installer.

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Rgonzo1971

Maybe try

If Not IsNull(subkeys) Then
For Each subkey In subkeys
    WScript.Echo subkey
Next
End If

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sumit dubey

ASKER

Thanks Rgonzo, the code snippet given by you eliminated previous error (run time error). However now I am having another error as "SQL Instances are not available". Then I checked in registry and found there is no instance name under "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server" path. May be now I need to check my SQL installation and registry settings. Thanks for your time and help, I will get back to you in case of any further issue.