I am not sure if you change the DSE.LDIF file that will work since SunOne stores a bunch of settings in the LDAP directory itself usually under "cn=config".
Why don't use just setup a new instance and the same box and run it on a different port?
If your application is running on an IIS, You can update Active Directory using the "Directory services" provided with .NET framework or use the LDAP calls. Just make sure the user or service account you are using to bind to Active directory has update permissions on the objects you are...
I don't have the CDVDE utility with me but I think that you can not use the filter as you specified on the attribute "whenCreated" as well as "createTimeStamp" (not available in Global Catalog).
try this, it might work
cdvde -f export.csv -r "whenCreated>=20060101010101.Z
First of all, you need to get the user's DN (Distinguished name) based on a selection criteria. For instance if your user Id (login name) is called "jdoe" and stored in an attribute called "UID", you have to query the LDAP directory based on the selection criteria such as...
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