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Re: Abstract object class
Senthil,
At 18:53 98/11/04 +0530, K. Senthil Kumar wrote:
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>hi everybody!
> can a Directory Server suppport more than schema? say for example in
>different namespace by having directory entry of subschema class. And I
Depends on the product. Most will allow you to have a different schema for
each administrative area. Despite this, some products insist on only one
set of content rules per DSA, which, of course, can limit your schema choices.
>also want to know whether it is mandatory for all objectclass to be
>derived from top class.
Most products would probably assume that entries belong to top if you do
not specify it (as I recall, standards mandate this behaviour). In any
case, the top object class merely specifies the object class attribute as
mandatory and you *must* also have the object class attribute in each entry.
Cheers, ....Erik.
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Erik Skovgaard
GeoTrain Corp.
Enterprise Directory Consulting and Training
http://www.geotrain.com
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>thanks
>Senthil Kumar
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