Error while creating entries in OpenLDAP

[Sanjeev Cherengotil <Sanjeev.Cherengotil@Sun.COM>]

      Hello,
 
         I've recently installed   OpenLDAP 2.2.17 
with  BerkeleyDB 4.2.52 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 
release 3 machine.
 
         When I tried to populate the directory server with the LDIF files 
I have, I got following errors for few entries. Others worked fine.
 
         Error #1)  
  
                 dn: cn=Canada, ou=Search, o=IMC, c=US 
                 aliasedobjectname: ou=Americas, ou=Search, o=IMC, c=US 
                 objectclass: top 
                 objectclass: alias 
                 objectclass: aliasObject 
  
                 Error Message Recieved: 
                         adding new entry "cn=Canada, ou=Search, o=IMC, c=US" 
                         ldap_add: Invalid syntax (21) 
                             additional info: objectclass: value #2 invalid 
per syntax 
          
          
             Error #2)  
  
                 dn: cn=Jonathan Adams (with description), ou=Europe, ou=Search, 
o=IMC, c=US 
                 cn: Jonathan Adams 
                 sn: Adams 
                 givenname: Jonathan 
                 objectclass: top 
                 objectclass: person 
                 objectclass: organizationalPerson 
                 objectclass: inetOrgPerson 
                 telephonenumber: +1 408 720 0000 
                 mail: Jonathan.Adams@dirconnect2.org 
                 userpassword: Jonathan0000 
                 title: President 
                 employeenumber: 2200000 
                 description: this entry has one 
  
                 Error Message Recieved : 
                         adding new entry "cn=Jonathan Adams (with description), 
ou=Europe, ou=Search, o=IMC, c=US 
                         ldap_add: Naming violation (64) 
                             additional info: value of naming attribute 'cn' 
is not present in entry 
 
                 Note : The same entry worked for the dn: cn=Jonathan 
Adams, ou=Europe, ou=Search, o=IMC, c=US (Note that the string within 
bracket is not present here)
 
 
                 Can anyone help?
 
 Thanks in advance,
 Sanjeev.
                                 
 
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