numerical prefix of schema file

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Hi,

I see each schema file is prefixed with a numerical
value, such as:

00core.ldif
50ns-wcal.ldif
51ns-calendar.ldif
60pam-plugin.ldif
99user.ldif

so what does the numerical prefix mean? I just know
that
if I change the schema from the console, it ends up in
99user.ldif. But what about the others? Is it for
loading
orders, or something else?

If I add my own schema files, which value do I use for
the
prefix?

thanks

sz



	
		
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