RE: LDIF format question for Openldap-2.3.27

["Venkat Reddy Valluri" <venkat.valluri@quinnfable.com>]

I have structural obejct class fnDbConPool for cn=testApp
  here I am using jdbc as a tree struture but not like a structural obejct class
like below
    --dc=production, dc=net
        --jdbc
             --testApp1
                        url    structural obejct class fnDbConPool
                        min
                        max
             --testApp2
                        url
                        min
                        max

here why should I need structural obejct class for jdbc???





-----Original Message-----
From: Quanah Gibson-Mount [mailto:quanah@stanford.edu]
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 9:00 PM
To: Venkat Reddy Valluri; openldap-software@openldap.org
Subject: RE: LDIF format question for Openldap-2.3.27


--On Thursday, April 05, 2007 5:14 PM -0400 Venkat Reddy Valluri 
<venkat.valluri@quinnfable.com> wrote:

> Yeah!
>     it  mentioned that that error came from adding
>     cn=jdbc,dc=production,dc=net"
>
> so as you told I tried   using "cn=testApp, ou=jdbc, dc=production,
> dc=net"  and it worked.
>
> So do you mean we can't create a entry with two   "cn"  values like
> "cn=testApp, cn=jdbc, dc=production, dc=net"
>
> if that is the case how can I convert my old database  which has the
> format like "cn=testApp, cn=jdbc, dc=production, dc=net" to new database

You don't understand what he said.  What he said was, you were missing a 
structural objectClass for the jdbc entry, which you will need to have 
before you can add it.

--Quanah

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