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Directory Services
LDAPS_OPEN
Opens a connection to an LDAP server.
Syntax
CALL LDAPS_OPEN(lHandle, ldapServerName, port,
base, bindDN, password, rc, <options>);
- lHandle
- Numeric, output.
Returns a connection handle that is used in subsequent CALL routines to access
the LDAP server session.
- ldapServerName
- Character, input.
Identifies the LDAP server that is to be connected to. If blank, the value
defaults to the host that issued the CALL. Otherwise, the value must be the DNS
name or IP address of a host on which an LDAP server is running.
- port
- Numeric, input.
Specifies the TCP port of the LDAP server. If the value is zero, the standard
port of 389 is used.
- base
- Character, input.
Specifies a distinguished name that establishes the base object for the search.
The base object is the point in the LDAP tree at which you want to start
searching. If this value is blank, the default value is the macro variable or
environment variable LDAP_BASE .
- bindDN
- Character, input.
Specifies the distinguished name used to bind to the server.
If this value is blank, the macro variable or environment
variable LDAP_BINDDN is used as the bind distinguished name. If a value
of "" is specified and the LDAP_BINDDN variable has not been set, an
unauthenticated bind is performed.
- password
- Character, input.
Specifies the password associated with bindDN . If this
value is blank, the macro variable or environment variable LDAP_BINDPW
is used as the bind distinguished name. If a value of "" is specified
and the LDAP_BINDPW variable has not been set, an unauthenticated bind
is performed.
Passwords that have been encoded by using the PWENCODE procedure can be used to bind to the server. For more information, see The PWENCODE Procedure in Base SAS Procedures Guide.
- rc
- Numeric, output.
Receives a return code that identifies success or failure.
- options
- Character, input.
Specifies one or more session options to use with this bind.
The following session options are valid:
- OPT_REFERRALS_OFF
- Instructs the server to not chase referrals.
Specifying this option overrides the default value of OPT_REFERRALS_ON.
- SUBTREE_SEARCH_SCOPE
- Sets the scope of the search to include all subtrees. This is
the default.
- BASE_SEARCH_SCOPE
- Sets the scope of the search to include only the base. This value
overrides the default value of SUBTREE_SEARCH_SCOPE.
- ONELEVEL_SEARCH_SCOPE
- Sets the scope of the search to include the base and one additional
level. This overrides the default value of SUBTREE_SEARCH_SCOPE.
Note: Specify only one search scope option. If multiple search
scope options are specified, the one that appears last is used. If none
of the search scope options are specified, the default value of
SUBTREE_SEARCH_SCOPE is used.
Details
The options specified in the LDAPS_OPEN CALL routine include only those that
must be specified when the server connection is first opened. Additional options
can be specified after the connection is opened using the
LDAPS_SETOPTIONS CALL routine.
Examples
The following example opens a connection to an LDAP server
using an anonymous bind and default session options.
server="alpair01.unx.com";port=8010;
base="sasComponent=sasPublishSubscribe,cn=SAS,o=Alphalite Airways,c=US";
bindDN="";
Pw="";
call LDAPS_OPEN(lHandle, server, port, base, bindDN, Pw, rc);
The following example opens a connection to an LDAP server, binds to
the server, and passes in a session option of OPT_REFERRALS_OFF. This
instructs the LDAP server not to chase referrals.
server = "alpair02.unx.com";
base = "o=Alphalite Airways,c=US";
bindDN ="cn=John Doe,o=Alphalite Airways,c=us";
bindPW ="myPass1";
option= "OPT_REFERRALS_OFF";
call LDAPS_OPEN(lHandle, server,8001,base,bindDN,bindPW,rc, option);
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