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directoryOperation

, distributedOperation

, dSAOperation or

userApplications. Any

other usage values are rejected. If the

<usage> tag is not speciﬁed in the <attributeTypeDefini-

tion> deﬁnition, the default attribute type usage value is

userApplications

. See RFC 2252 for

details.]

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ATTRIB_INVALID:

attribute type "<attribute name>" has an invalid numericoid. Edit the schema

deﬁnition ﬁle to specify an RFC 2252 compliant <oid> value for this attribute type.

Valid numericoid must consist of digits (0-9) that can be separated by a period (.).

Leading zeroes are not allowed. See RFC 2252 for details.

[This message indicates the

<oid> tag value needs to be corrected in the

<attributeTypeDefini-

tion> deﬁnition in the <schema> ﬁle. The

<oid> value must be compliant with RFC 2252. See RFC

2252 for details.]

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ATTRIB_INVALID:

attribute type "<attribute name>" has an invalid name. Edit the schema deﬁnition

ﬁle to specify an RFC 2252 compliant <name> value for this attribute type. Valid

name characters include letters (A-z), digits (0-9), semicolons (;) and dashes (-).

Valid name must begin with an alphabet letter (A-z). See RFC 2252 for details.

[This message indicates the

<name> tag value needs to be corrected in the <attributeTypeDefini-

tion> deﬁnition in the <schema> ﬁle. The attribute type name value must be compliant with RFC

2252. See RFC 2252 for details.]

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ATTRIB_INVALID:

attribute type "<attribute name>" must have the same usage (<usage> tag) value as

its supertype. Edit the schema deﬁnition ﬁle to correct the usage value for this

attribute or its supertype.

[If the attribute type speciﬁes a supertype, both this attribute type and its supertype must have the same

<usage> tag value. This message indicates the <usage> tag value of the speciﬁed attribute type and

the <usage> tag value of its supertype do not match. Edit the <schema> ﬁle to correct the discrepancy.]

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ATTRIB_INVALID:

attribute type "<attribute name>" is missing a syntax value. Edit the schema

deﬁnition ﬁle to specify a syntax (<syntax> tag) value, or a valid supertype (<sub-

TypeOf> tag) value.

[Most LDAP directory servers require attribute type deﬁnitions to specify either the syntax value or a

supertype value. This message indicates that the speciﬁed attribute type deﬁnition in the

<schema> ﬁle

does not specify either of these values. Edit the <schema> ﬁle to specify either the <syntax> tag and its

value, or a <subTypeOf> tag and its value in the speciﬁed attribute type deﬁnition.]

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ATTRIB_INVALID:

attribute type "<attribute name>" cannot be labeled as obsolete (<obsolete> tag) if

any other attribute types or object classes depend on it. Edit the schema deﬁnition

ﬁle to remove the <obsolete> tag from this attribute type deﬁnition in order for it to

be added to the LDAP server schema.

[Obsolete attribute types cannot be added to the LDAP directory server schema if any other attribute

types or object classes depend on them. This messages indicates the given attribute type cannot specify

the

<obsolete> tag in its deﬁnition if it is used as a supertype in any other attribute types, or if it is

used as a mandatory or optional attribute in any object classes. Edit the <schema> ﬁle to correct this

discrepancy.]

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ATTRIB_UNRESOLVED:

super-type used in "<attribute name>" attribute type deﬁnition is not deﬁned in any

LDAP schema.

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