Le 11/12/14 14:33, Jim Willeke a écrit : > But in "real-life", usually, entry types are typically broken into > containers on at least a broad basis like: > > ou=People, dc=willeke,dc=com > ou=groups, dc=willeke,dc=com
I would question the need of such request, when it's about requesting the number of resulting entries. I saw that *many* times in a previous SQL life, where people designing GUI were doing a COUNT(*) to get the number of returned elements, in order to design a page with arrows if this number is above a given number : this is uterly STUPID. Doing so results in the request being done twice on the SQL database. Enough said that all the SQL database provide a cursored system, which allows the GUI developper to know when to expose those arrows, without having to send two requests. In LDAP, I don't see that being different : the Paged Search control offer the exact same service.
