| LDAP CALL Routine Interface |
Adds new entries to an LDAP directory
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CALL LDAPS_ADD(lHandle, entryName, rc, attr, numValues, attrVal1,
...attrValN, <attr, numValues, attrVal1, ...attrValN>);
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| lHandle |
identifies the connection handle that is returned
by a successful LDAPS_OPEN call. The connection handle identifies the open
connection to use when adding entries.
| Type: |
Numeric |
| Direction: |
Input |
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| entryname |
names the directory entry that is to be created.
| Type: |
Character |
| Direction: |
Input |
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| rc |
receives a numeric code that indicates success or
failure.
| Type: |
Numeric |
| Direction: |
Output |
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| attr |
names an attribute for this particular entry.
| Type: |
Character |
| Direction: |
Input |
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| numValues |
specifies the number of values that are associated
with the attr parameter.
| Type: |
Numeric |
| Direction: |
Input |
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| attrVal1, ... attrValN |
specifies one or more attribute values. The number
of values is determined by the numValues parameter.
| Type: |
Numeric or Character |
| Direction: |
Input |
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One or more attributes can be specified. Each attribute
name must be followed by the number of attribute values, then followed by
a comma-separated list of one or more attribute values.
The following example adds two single-value
entries to a distinguished
name.
dn = cn=alpair02.unx.com,o=Alphalite Airways,c=US;
attrName = objectclass;
objValue = SASDomain;
attrName2 = node;
nodeValue = oak.unx.com;
CALL LDAPS_ADD(lHandle, dn, rc, attrName, 1, objValue, attrName2, 1, nodeValue);
The following example adds three attributes, one with multiple values.
dn=sasSubscriberCn=JohnSmith,cn=sassubscribers,
sasComponent=sasPublishSubscribe,cn=SAS,o=Alphalite Airways,c=US;
attrName = objectclass;
objValue = sassubscriber;
attrName2 = sasEntryInclusionFilter;
val = gif;
val2 = dataset;
htmlvalue = html;
attrnName3 = sasPersonDN;
val3 = uid=JSmith,ou=people,o=Alphalite Airways,c=us;
CALL LDAPS_ADD(lHandle, dn, rc, attrName, 1, objValue,
attrName2, 3, val, val2, htmlvalue, attrName3, 1, val3);
Copyright © 2008 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA. All rights reserved.
