Rich Megginson wrote:
Assuming your entry cache contains every entry (that is, assuming you
have enough RAM to cache every entry), you can query the entry cache
count and that should be the number of entries in your directory
server. This is the (apparently) undocumented attribute called
currentEntryCacheCount in the cn=monitor entry for each database.
Hmm...this is a bit convoluted. You'd have to know the number of entries
in advance, then make sure the entry cache size was configured to a
larger number, then perform a search for all entries to force them into
the cache, and finally read the count. Wouldn't it be easier to just use
the search output to count the entries ? I suppose if you had a
gazillion entries, so many that it would take a very long time to send
them back to a client, then it might be worthwhile. You'd need to
concoct a search that you knew would touch every entry but would not
return any of them (a filter that is un-indexed and doesn't match any
entry would do it).
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