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Query: Schema Inheritance
- To: openldap-devel@OpenLDAP.org
- Subject: Query: Schema Inheritance
- From: Deepti Singh <deeptisingh.4@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 09:24:35 +0530
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Hi All,
I have a query regarding schema inheritance in OpenLDAP.
As we all know, multiple instances of an auxillary schema object can be
inherited by a structural schema object. I want to ask for a mechanism
through which the common attribute types of such instances can be
distinguished from each other during LDAP modify operations.
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ILLUSTRATION:
Lets assume Schema objects A and B. A is structural and B is auxillary. We
try to inherit 3 instances of the object B in A.
Input ldif file:
dn:
objectClass: A
attr_a_1: 0
attr_a_2: 0
objectClass: B
attr_b_1: 11
attr_b_2: 22
objectClass: B
*attr_b_1: 1*
attr_b_2: 2
objectClass: B
attr_b_1: 111
attr_b_2: 222
Now if we wish to modify value of attr_b_1 for the second instance of object
B inherited in A. How should we direct our command ?
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thanks & regards
-- Deepti Singh
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