Great, that reminds me of using a multi-valued RDN attribute for this purpose.
dn:productID=15+productID=16+productID=17+productID=18+productID=19+productID=20+productID=21+productID=22, <remainingPartsOfDN> colour: White size: small <other attribute values> With that, I can simply search for "(productID=18)" and it will match with the above entry. Is such a multi-valued RDN possible with the LDAP specification? If yes, my requirement can be easily fulfilled with the multi-valued RDN attribute. But, I suppose the maximum length possible for the DN in the LDAP add/modify request will impose a limit to this approach, because if the range is bigger the DN string will also become bigger. Is there such a limit exists with the LDAP server implementations(E.g.openLDAP)? Does the LDAP specification mention anything about any such limit? --- You are currently subscribed to [email protected] as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word UNSUBSCRIBE as the SUBJECT of the message.
