Hmm.. not sure if we need anything from Ruud at this point.. the info from the errors yesterday was pretty clear. The problem came about due to how we were handling them.
The error was clearly an "AD object not in cache" or some such, right out of @SERROR. The fact that we tested @ERROR - knowing it was returning extended data - and didn't mask the Facility ID was the root of the problem.
If anything, we should get clarification from Ruud on how the extended result codes are returned in @ERROR. I've been busy with real work today, and haven't had a chance to try and reproduce the exact error.. will try that this weekend.
Glenn
PS - any number of additional buffer lines over the default is an improvement! 
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