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- Rename
- Modifying an existing object on an LDAP server
LDAPRenameAttribute (Function) In french: LDAPRenommeAttribut Renames an attribute. The value of attributes is stored during this operation.
LDAPStartModify("NomSession")
LDAPRenameAttribute("NomSession", "NomAttribut", "Nom2")
LDAPValidateModify("NomSession", "DN")
Syntax
<Result> = LDAPRenameAttribute(<LDAP session> , <Former attribute name> , <New attribute name>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the modification was performed,
- False otherwise. ErrorInfo returns more details about the error.
The modification will be performed during the call to LDAPValidateModify.
<LDAP session>: Character string Name of LDAP session used. <Former attribute name>: Character string Current name of attribute to use. <New attribute name>: Character string New name of attribute to use. Remarks The new name of the attribute must be a valid attribute for the modified object. If the rename operation concerns a multi-valued attribute, the new name must correspond to a valid and multi-valued attribute. Otherwise, an error will occur when using LDAPValidateModify. Modifying an existing object on an LDAP server To modify an existing object in an LDAP server, you must define the different modifications to perform. To optimize object modification speed, modifications are defined locally: a single communication with the server is established when the modification is validated. The steps are: - Start modification (LDAPStartModify).
- Modification operations:
- Validate the modifications on the server (LDAPValidateModify). The modifications are performed on the server according to the order used in the WLanguage code.
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