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Cheong Chung Onn commented on DIRSTUDIO-448:
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Hi Pierre-Arnaud,
Yes, I created a new partition without any index attributes. I too am lazy.. :)
Here's my 2 cents worth about - should Client or Server side do the ordering.
1. If the Studio or Client side would to do the ordering, that would mean all
clients must implement the same piece of logic over and over again. That may
cause future support issues.
2. If the Server side do the ordering then what happen if Studio is used
against other Ldap Servers that does not order an exported entries?
For me now, it does not matter whether Client or Server do the ordering,
because the only tool i now use for Ldap development is Apache DS and Studio
and sometimes OpenLdap to confirm my development works on it too.
Actually, we fixed the problem by reordering the ldif entries ourselves
manually. I thought it would be cool if Studio Ldif Editor has a feature to
re-order the ldif hierarchy.
> Apache Studio ldif export
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> Key: DIRSTUDIO-448
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-448
> Project: Directory Studio
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.3.0
> Environment: Ubuntu 8.10, Java 1.6.0_10-b33, Apache Studio 1.3,
> Apache DS 1.5.4
> Reporter: Cheong Chung Onn
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> I exported a branch of entries to an ldif file using Apache Studio version
> 1.3 and when i tried to import the this ldif file i got numerous errors. I
> realized the exported ldif file is not sorted in a parent-child entry entry
> sequence, hence when i re-import this ldif file - i received errors messages
> that it can't find a entry.
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