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A transaction
begins and commits on a cluster boundary as well. If something bad happens in
the middle of slapadding, the database will remain intact up to the previous
cluster commit. I don't see this as a limitation as long as the administrator
is given the information on the point his/her slapadd progressed to and as
long as the cluster size is not too large.
I see. I missed the point that this was for
slapadd. I thought you
were descibing a mechanism that would be used for
regular
LDAP operation processing (ADD, MOD...). I don't
think you
need transactions (nor locking) in slapadd.
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