Roberto Polli wrote:
We could do something like this for a very specific and limited set of attribute values. The problem with general purpose use is that we have no "procedural" or "functional" programming language with which to define functions or operations (e.g. revision=revision+1) in the directory server (except for C - but I don't think that's what you mean). I think the Apache Directory Server project has done some research into something like stored procs and triggers.On venerdì 01 maggio 2009 18:38:21 Rich Megginson wrote:* the ability to set attribute values using a set of internal functions (eg. timestamp, incremental log value)sql supports function. eg. INSERT INTO mytable VALUES (NOW()); UPDATE mytable(mydoc, revision) SET revision=revision+1this enables the ability to use custom attributes for storing timestamp, as modifyTimestamp is unmodifiable.
* search in subtrees of view: when I create a view (eg. a view of domains) I can't search in its subentries (eg. in ou=people, dc=domain)base tree: dc=example.com, o=example ltd, dc=top dc=example.net, o=example ltd, dc=top dc=company.com, o=company ltd, dc=top using views I can create a tree of all domains, no matter which organization: ou=domainView, dc=top nsViewFilter: (dc=*) so under ou=domainView I got all domains dc=example.com,ou=domainView dc=company.com,ou=domainView ... imagine I'd like to search a user under domain example.com dn: uid=jondoe,dc=example.com,o=example ltd,dc=top I could search straight in dc=example.com,ou=domainView,dc=top or pick directly uid=jondoe,dc=example.com,ou=domainView,dc=top but it's not possible.
It's not possible to do a search like ldapsearch -s sub -b "dc=top" "(uid=jondoe)" ?
hoping to have been clear... Thx+Peace, R.
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