Question on Schema Object Class Inheritance

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Chun Tat David Chu wrote:

> 
> Um... That's strange, because I'm able to do that.
> Maybe my description is not clear?
> 
> If I have the following schema setup
> 1. objectClassA with attribute1 inherits from top
> 2. objectClassB with attribute2 inherits from objectClassA
> 3. objectClassC with attribute3 inherits from objectClassB
> then I can achieve multiple schema object class inheritance.
> 
> objectClassC will contains attribute1, attribute2 and attribute3.
> 
> objectClassA is my superior class who inherits from top.
> 
> Am I correct?

You're correct. I was confused when I read your description. My bad.


BR,
Mike




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