Hi,
I have a requirement to execute a query that seems more "Relational Database" than "LDAP" in format, but wondered if it was possible.....
I have a fairly standard schema which describes people who belong to groups (ous). In my "myInetOrgPerson" objectclass, the acronym for the group id is specified. In my "myOrganizationalUnit" objectclass, both the acronym and the full unit name for the ou is specified.
The requirement is to be able to search for people by, say, surname, and then order the resultset by the full unit name (not the acronym). My search function currently submits the requested sort attribute along with the search, (so Im trying to avoid having to the sort after the results have been returned, but rather do it via the query itself).
Is it possible to construct a query that performs something like this, (or any workarounds?).
Thanks v much in advance for any help,
DB.
I have a requirement to execute a query that seems more "Relational Database" than "LDAP" in format, but wondered if it was possible.....
I have a fairly standard schema which describes people who belong to groups (ous). In my "myInetOrgPerson" objectclass, the acronym for the group id is specified. In my "myOrganizationalUnit" objectclass, both the acronym and the full unit name for the ou is specified.
The requirement is to be able to search for people by, say, surname, and then order the resultset by the full unit name (not the acronym). My search function currently submits the requested sort attribute along with the search, (so Im trying to avoid having to the sort after the results have been returned, but rather do it via the query itself).
Is it possible to construct a query that performs something like this, (or any workarounds?).
Thanks v much in advance for any help,
DB.