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Ldap Attributes Not Searchable After Extending Domino Directory Schema
Neil DeLuca 09.01.1999
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The following is a common problem that customers run into when extending the R5 Domino Directory for LDAP: The Customer has just added the fields to the Person schema with the Domino Designer client and the attribute or field is not searchable via LDAP client. To add an object attribute (Notes field) to Domino's LDAP schema, do not edit the system subforms ($PersonExtensibleSchema, $GroupExtensibleSchema, $ResourceExtensibleSchema, $CertifierExtensibleSchema). Rather create a new subform. For example, create a new subform and add the field DOH (Date of Hire) to the new subform. Save the subform and then insert the subform into the $PersonExtensibleSchema subform. Inserting the subform, automatically assigns the field(s) created into the LDAP Person schema. Finally, reload the schema, (tell ldap reload schema) from the server console. In order for these additions to appear to appear in schema50.nsf database immediately, run the command TELL LDAP EXPORTSCHEMA from the Domino server console, or the system will do it automatically when the Designer task runs. This will update the schema database automatically. (Make sure that this database is not open at the time; the actual database is re-created from scratch, including all the new attributes.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Neil Deluca Principal Systems Engineer Lotus Professional Services, N.A. Neil Deluca brings over 18 years of experience in the computer industry and a degree in computer science and maketing to the Lotus Professional Services Seminar Series. Neil has led numerous planning and implementation engagements for Domino R4 and R5, and recently worked with Lotus Professional Services and Iris Associates to help refine the messaging infrastructure of Release 5. Neil's areas of expertise include security, directories, LDAP, and other Internet protocols. Neil worked with the Field Support Services (FSS) team to create R5 Upgrade Seminar and has published numerous technical articles in The View. Before joining the Field Support Services team, Neil worked in Lotus Professional Servies' support area as a Principal Support Engineer on the Server team. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ The Lotusphere of R5 administration is coming to a town near you. It is designed and delivered by Lotus experts who have had extensive exposure to Lotus environments. Their hands-on experience with a wide range of customers in diverse industries makes them uniquely qualified to understand your particular requirements. How can you risk missing this opportunity to get in-depth exposure to the tips and tricks to maximize your R5 performance while minimizing the potential of a mistake that could lead to system failure. Jump start your move to R5! http://www.lotus411.com/Ed.nsf/T?CreateDocument&XX=109 ATLANTA: September 14-16 LOS ANGELES: September 21-23 NEW YORK: October 4-6 CHICAGO: October 12-14 SAN FRANCISCO: October 19-21 BOSTON: October 27-29 TORONTO: November 2-4
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