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# Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M O P R S T W

## A

  adding
    attributes to existing entries, 4-5
    entries
      concurrently, 4-6
      using ldapadd, 4-5
      using ldapaddmt, 4-6
  add.log, 4-6
  administration tools
    ldapadd, 4-5
    ldapaddmt, 4-6
    ldapbind, 4-8
    ldapcompare, 4-9
    ldapdelete, 4-10
    ldapmoddn, 4-11
    ldapmodify, 4-13
    ldapmodifymt, 4-16
    ldapsearch, 4-18
  attributes
    adding
      by using ldapadd, 4-5
      concurrently, using ldapaddmt, 4-6
      to existing entries, 4-5
    deleting, 4-15
      values, using ldapmodify, 4-15
    in LDIF files, 4-2
  authentication
    Kerberos, 4-6, 4-7, 4-10
    modes, SSL, 2-2
    SSL, 2-2, 4-6, 4-8, 4-13, 4-17
      none, 2-2
      one-way, 2-2
      two-way, 2-2

## B

  building applications
    with PL/SQL API, 3-13
  bulk tools, 1-2

## C

  C API
    sample search tool, 2-9
    sample usage, 2-7
    usage with SSL, 2-7
    usage without SSL, 2-8
  catldap.sql, 3-13
  Chadwick, David, viii
  change types, in ldapmodify input files, 4-14
  changetype
    add, 4-14
    delete, 4-16
    modify, 4-14
    modrdn, 4-16
  command line tools
    ldapadd, 4-5
    ldapaddmt, 4-6
    ldapbind, 4-8
    ldapcompare, 4-9
    ldapdelete, 4-10
    ldapmoddn, 4-11
    ldapmodify, 4-13
    ldapmodifymt, 4-16
    ldapsearch, 4-18
    syntax, 4-4
  components of Oracle Internet Directory SDK, 1-2

## D

  DBMS_LDAP package, 3-2, 3-14
  deleting
    attributes
      using ldapmodify, 4-15
    entries
      using ldapdelete, 4-10
      using ldapmodify, 4-16
    values from attributes, using ldapmodify, 4-15
  dependencies and limitations
    C API, 2-22
    PL/SQL API, 3-14
  distinguished names
    in LDIF files, 4-2
    working with in C API, 2-6

## E

  ending LDAP sessions, 2-4
  entries
    adding
      using ldapadd, 4-5
      using ldapaddmt, 4-6
    deleting
      using ldapdelete, 4-10
      using ldapmodify, 4-16
    modifying
      concurrently, using ldapmodifymt, 4-16
    searching, using ldapsearch, 4-18
  errors, handling in C API, 2-6

## F

  filters
    IETF-compliant, 4-18
    ldapsearch, 4-19
  Function DBMS_LDAP.init, 3-21

## G

  group entries
    creating, using ldapmodify, 4-15

## H

  Hodges, Jeff, viii
  Howes, Tim and Mark Smith, viii

## I

  initializing LDAP sessions, 2-4
  interface calls, SSL, 2-3

## J

  Java, 1-2
  JNDI, 1-2
  JPEG images, adding with ldapadd, 4-6

## K

  Kerberos authentication, 4-6, 4-7, 4-10
  Kosiur, Dave, viii

## L

  LDAP
    search filters, IETF-compliant, 4-18
  LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF), 4-2
  LDAP operations, performing, 2-4
  LDAP server, third party, 2-22
  LDAP sessions
    initializing and ending, 2-4
  LDAP Version 2 C API, 2-2
  ldap_init_SSL call, 2-3
  ldapadd, 4-5
    adding entries, 4-5
    adding JPEG images, 4-6
    syntax, 4-5
  ldapaddmt, 4-6
    adding entries concurrently, 4-6
    log, 4-6
    syntax, 4-6
  ldapbind, 4-8
    syntax, 4-8
  ldapcompare, 4-9
    syntax, 4-9
  ldapdelete, 4-10
    deleting entries, 4-10
    syntax, 4-10
  ldapmoddn, 4-11
    syntax, 4-11
  ldapmodify, 4-13
    adding values to multi-valued attributes, 4-15
    change types, 4-14
    creating group entries, 4-15
    deleting entries, 4-16
    LDIF files in, 4-5, 4-6, 4-13, 4-16
    replacing attribute values, 4-15
    syntax, 4-13
  ldapmodifymt, 4-16
    multithreaded processing, 4-17
    syntax, 4-16
    using, 4-16
  ldapsearch, 2-9, 4-18
    filters, 4-19
    syntax, 4-18
  LDIF
    files, in ldapmodify commands, 4-5, 4-6, 4-13, 4-16
    formatting notes, 4-3
    formatting rules, 4-3
    syntax, 4-2
    using, 4-2

## M

  memory, freeing in C API, 2-6
  modifying
    entries
      by using ldapmodify, 4-13
      concurrently, using ldapmodifymt, 4-16
  multiple threads, 4-17
    in ldapaddmt, 4-6
    increasing the number of, 4-7
  multithreaded command line tools
    ldapaddmt, 4-6
    ldapmodifymt, 4-17
  multi-valued attributes
    adding values to, using ldapmodify, 4-15

## O

  object classes
    adding
      concurrently, using ldapaddmt, 4-6
    in LDIF files, 4-2
  one-way SSL authentication, 2-2
  operating systems supported by Oracle Internet Directory, 1-2
  Oracle Directory Manager, 1-2
    listing attribute types, 4-3
  Oracle directory replication server, 1-2
  Oracle directory server, 1-2
  Oracle extensions to support SSL, 2-2
  Oracle Internet Directory
    components of, 1-2
  Oracle SSL call interface, 2-2
  Oracle SSL extensions, 2-2
  Oracle SSL-related libraries, 2-22
  Oracle system libraries, 2-22
  Oracle Wallet, 2-3
  Oracle Wallet Manager, 2-3
    required for creating wallets, 2-22

## P

  performance
    using multiple threads, 4-7
  performing LDAP operations, 2-4
  PL/SQL API, 3-1
    building applications with, 3-13
    contains subset of C API, 3-2
    data-type summary, 3-19
    dependencies and limitations, 3-14
    exception summary, 3-17
    loading into database, 3-13
    sample, 3-2
    subprograms, 3-20
    summary of subprograms, 3-14
    using for search, 3-10
    using from database trigger, 3-2
  PL/SQL functions
    add_s, 3-64
    bind_s, 3-24
    compare_s, 3-27
    count_entries, 3-39
    count_values, 3-67
    count_values_len, 3-68
    create_mod_array, 3-56
    delete_s, 3-51
    err2string, 3-55
    explode_dn, 3-71
    first_attribute, 3-41
    first_entry, 3-35
    get_dn, 3-45
    get_values, 3-47
    get_values_len, 3-49
    init, 3-20
    modify_s, 3-62
    modrdn2_s, 3-53
    next_attribute, 3-43
    next_entry, 3-37
    open_ssl, 3-73
    rename_s, 3-69
    search_s, 3-29
    search_st, 3-32
    simple_bind_s, 3-22
    unbind_s, 3-26
  PL/SQL procedures
    free_mod_array, 3-66
    populate_mod_array (Binary Version), 3-60
    populate_mod_array (String Version), 3-58
  PL/SQL reference, 3-14

## R

  Radicati, Sara, viii
  relative distinguished names (RDNs)
    modifying
      using ldapmodify, 4-16
  removing
    objects, using command line tools, 4-10, 4-13
  replacing attribute values, using ldapmodify, 4-15
  RFC 1823, 2-23
  rules, LDIF, 4-3

## S

  sample C API usage, 2-7
  sample PL/SQL usage, 3-2
  SDK components, 1-2
  search filters
    IETF-compliant, 4-18
    ldapsearch, 4-19
  search results, getting, 2-5
  searching, using ldapsearch, 4-18
  SQL*Plus, 3-13
  SSL
    authentication modes, 2-2
    enabling, 4-6, 4-8, 4-13, 4-17
    handshake, 2-3
    interface calls, 2-3
    Oracle extensions, 2-2
      provide encryption and decryption, 2-2
    wallets, 2-3
  syntax
    catalog management tool, 4-23
    command line tools, 4-4
    ldapadd, 4-5
    ldapaddmt, 4-6
    ldapbind, 4-8
    ldapcompare, 4-9
    ldapdelete, 4-10
    ldapmoddn, 4-11
    ldapmodify, 4-13
    ldapmodifymt, 4-16
    ldapsearch, 4-18
    LDIF, 4-2

## T

  TCP/IP Socket Library, 2-22
  two-way authentication, SSL, 2-2

## W

  wallets, SSL, 2-3

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