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LDAP CALL Routine Interface

LDAPS_ENTRY



Retrieves information about a specific entry returned in a search
Syntax
Arguments
Example

Syntax

CALL LDAPS_ENTRY(sHandle, entryIndex, entryName, numAttributes, rc);

Arguments

sHandle

specifies the search handle that is returned by the LDAPS_SEARCH CALL routine. The search handle identifies the entry list that is returned in the search.

Type: Numeric
Direction: Input
entryIndex

specifies the index into the entry list that is returned by the search. This index is 1-based.

Type: Numeric
Direction: Input
entryName

returns the name of the entry.

Type: Character
Direction: Output
numAttributes

returns the total number of attributes for the specified entry.

Type: Numeric
Direction: Output
rc

receives a return code that indicates success or failure.

Type: Numeric
Direction: Output

Example

The following example prints to the SAS log the names and values of all attributes in all entries in a given LDAP directory.

call ldaps_search(lhandle, sHandle, filter, attribs, numEntries, rc);
do entryIndex = 1 to numEntries;

   numAttributes = 0;
   entryName='';

   /* retrieve entry indexed by integer entryIndex */
   call LDAPS_ENTRY(sHandle, entryIndex, entryName, numAttributes, rc);
   put 'Entry name is ' entryName;
   put 'Number of attributes returned is ' numAttributes;

   do attrIndex = 1 to numAttributes;
      call ldaps_attrname(sHandle, entryIndex, attrIndex, attribName,
         numValues, rc);
      put 'Attribute name is ' attribName;
      put 'Number of values for this attribute is ' numValues;

      do attrValueIndex = 1 to numValues;
         call ldaps_attrvalue(sHandle, entryIndex, attrindex, attrValueIndex,
            value, rc);
         put Attribute value is value;
      end;
   end;
end;

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