All, I am doing a search with base name of an object which only has attribute. The count method returns 0, I am calling attributes and dn method, it's bomming out with the following error: 
Can't call method "dn" on an undefined value at ./query_ldap2.pl line 
+83, <DATA> line 283.

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} elsif ( $result->count() eq 0 ) {      
    my $entry = $result->entry(0);      
    print        "********",$entry->dn(),"*********\n";               
+      
    #my @pattrs =  $entry->attributes;      
    #print "******** @pattrs **********\n";
} else {

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Any idea as to why? Thanks.

In reply to search result on Net LDAP by perlknight

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