--On Thursday, December 08, 2005 8:59 PM +0100 Gaël Roualland
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Howard Chu wrote :
- I noticed this limitation is also enforced on the entry children
indexing, which means one you created more than 65536 children for an
entry, you can no longer remove it ("non leaf"
Howard Chu wrote :
- I noticed this limitation is also enforced on the entry children
indexing, which means one you created more than 65536 children for an
entry, you can no longer remove it ("non leaf" is returned), even
after deleting all of its children first. This seems a bit annoying...
Gaël Roualland wrote:
Hello,
Looking through bdb code in OpenLDAP 2.3.x, it looks like for a
specific index key, no more than 65536 entries are indexed, over which
only the first and last potential matching entries are kept.
This is fine for most usages, but I have two questions :
- Is it re
Hello,
Looking through bdb code in OpenLDAP 2.3.x, it looks like for a specific
index key, no more than 65536 entries are indexed, over which only the
first and last potential matching entries are kept.
This is fine for most usages, but I have two questions :
- Is it reasonnably possible to a
