ldap modify
Randy Jackson <raj@ctt.bellcore.com> Thu, 21 October 1993 17:45 UTC
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Subject: ldap modify
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Date: Thu, 21 Oct 93 12:59:48 EDT
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I'm using release 3.0b1 of ldap and have a question about using ldap_modify_s. I had assumed that the following would work... given an attribute that supports multiple values with one current value (st=NJ), I would assume that all of the following would yield the same result (also assume that st is an optional attribute) current st=NJ 1) ldap_modify_s with ADD st=New Jersey & DELETE st=NJ (in that order) 2) ldap_modify_s with REPLACE st=New Jersey 3) ldap_modify_s with ADD st=New Jersey followed by ldap_modify_s with DELETE st=NJ 2) and 3) will yield st=New Jersey, 1) will cause the attribute to be removed (unless I'm doing something wrong). Should things work this way??? Any help would be appreciated. randy (raj@ctt.bellcore.com)
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