HEADS UP: Naming of Index Files

["Kurt D. Zeilenga" <Kurt@OpenLDAP.org>]

This change will require you to very your index files
are named apppropriate.  The best way to do this is to
use ldbmcat/ldif2ldbm to rebuild them.

Note: objectclass.dbb is now objectClass.dbb

Kurt

At 12:49 PM 6/11/99 -0700, Juan Carlos Gomez wrote:
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>I have changed ldbm and db2 backends to do uniform naming of index
>files.
>This change was triggered by the fact that in some cases we may have
>various aliases for a given attribute and even an OID to refer to it.
>In addition,
>in some cases the software will store indexes in a file named CN.db and
>then
>try to retrieve it from the file cn.db, which was also a problem.
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>The change defines an official name for an attribute as follows:
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>1.-The first type name defined for the attribute in the AttributeType
>struc, if
>       any.
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>2.-The OID of the attribute if no names were given to it.
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>Regards, Juan
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