The superordinate ldapschema command includes the following commands which allow you to browse and analyze your LDAP schema. This may be useful for finding out the values needed in the LDAP configuration file: sso/ldap.cf.
Displays schema information of a given attribute. This information includes the attribute's OID, all its names, description, superior and sub-attributes, syntax, matching rules, usage, among others. You can use the ldapschema attributeList for listing all available attributes, which you can further analyze with ldapschema attributeInfo.
Use: ldapschema attributeInfo attribute
Displays a list of all attributes found in your LDAP server.
Use: ldapschema attributeList
Displays a text representation of the complete LDAP schema entry. As this output is usually a long output, you can use the >>> operator for sending the output to a given datasink as noted above: ldapschema entry >>> id:DatasinkDefinition:123.
Use: ldapschema entry
Displays schema information of a given matching rule. This information includes the matching rule's OID, all its names, description, usage, among others. You can use the ldapschema matchingRuleList for listing all available matching rules, which you can further analyze with ldapschema matchingRuleInfo.
Use: ldapschema matchingRuleInfo matchingRule
Displays a list of all matching rules found in your LDAP server.
Use: ldapschema matchingRuleList
Displays schema information of a given object class. This information includes the object class OID, all its names, description, super and sub-classes, required and optional attributes, among others. You can use the ldapschema objectClassList for listing all available object classes, which you can further analyze with ldapschema objectClassInfo.
Use: ldapschema objectClassInfo objectClass
Displays a list of all object classes found in your LDAP server.
Use: ldapschema objectClassList
Displays schema information of a given syntax rule. This information includes the syntax rule's OID, description, usage, among others. Note that different as the rest of the ldapschema subcommands, the OID is required for the syntaxRuleInfo subcommand. You can use the ldapschema syntaxRuleList for listing all available syntax rules together with their OIDs.
Use: ldapschema syntaxRuleInfo syntaxRule
Displays a list of all syntax rules found in your LDAP server.
Use: ldapschema syntaxRuleList