Pre-cached common searches

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Hi

Is there any to make the LDAP server cache common searches, or generate a
prebuilt result set, updating it everytime an entry of the set is modified?
We have a management tool that makes the same search multiple times to get
the full list of the users (about 40000), so the CPU use raise everytime the
search is made. The search always use the same filter and the same returning
attributes, but the data is distributed among different databases and
suffixes.

I have read some about VLV indexes, but i am not sure if they fit our
requierements. Also, VLV indexes are configured per database, not for the
entire suffix, that is what we need.

Any ideas? Regards.
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