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Stefan Seelmann commented on DIRSTUDIO-95:
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If you directly invoke the "Export LDIF" or "Export CSV" from the Connections
view or the Browser view it is possible to export all the entries of your
directory to LDIF or CSV.
In that case they are directly streamed from the directory to the file and are
not held in memory.
However loading all the entries into LS to manipulate them manually isn't
possible atm. Perhaps we could think about it later. It would require a big
architecture change to make that possible.
Another feature would be the "Batch Operation". You could select entries with
an filter and then you define modifications on that entries.
Till now it is an expermental tool, only some simple operations
(add/delete/replace attribute) could be performed and it generates just an
LDIF.
Later we would add some advanced (perhaps script based) modification operations
and it should be possible to perform this modifications directly.
In that case it should be possible to manipulate 300k of entries. Perhaps you
could define some examples of data manipulation operations you need?
> Not returning large queries
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> Key: DIRSTUDIO-95
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-95
> Project: Directory LDAP Studio
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ldapstudio-browser
> Affects Versions: 0.8.0
> Environment: Client where software installed: Windows XP sp2
> LDAP host: Sun Directory 5.1 sp2
> Reporter: Matt Green
> Attachments: mgreen, My LS configuration.jpg, screenshot-1.jpg
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> When performing a query against the LDAP server (consumer) the number of
> returned entries returned from a search looks to be page limiting the results
> to approximately 500 entries. The requirement is for a filter to return over
> 100K entries ...that is not working. The directory instance is set to allow
> the return of 300K entries and a search time out of 3600 seconds.
> The initial search results may return < 500 users in a search time of <10
> seconds.
> Have a look and let me know what you find. >> Matt
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