Re: is there a "lazy commit equivalent" in OpenLDAP ?

[Pierangelo Masarati <masarati@aero.polimi.it>]

Michael Arndt wrote:

> is there an OpenLDAP equivalent to the AD "lazy commit" ?

No.  p.

> See below for description of lazy commit for clarification.
>
> TIA 
> Micha 
>
> Lazy Commit control. Used with any of the operations that modify or add entries. 
> This control allows a client to tell AD to postpone writing the results of the operations to disk, 
> and to just store them in cache. 
> This control allows a client to make a large number of changes without any loss of performance due to disk writes 
> and therefore optimizes large changes. 
> However, if the directory server crashes before the cache is written, the changes are lost. 
> The OID 1.2.840.113556.1.4.619 specifies this control.