Troubleshooting guide

Troubleshooting Utilities on Linux and UNIX 81
Function Modifiers Used with the -R Option
Global Schema Operations
You can use the ndsrepair -S ([-Ad] advanced switch) option to display a list showing all the
schema operations that you can perform. The following table shows the available options.
Modifier Description
-l Locks the eDirectory database during the repair operation.
-u Uses a temporary eDirectory database during the repair operation.
-m Maintains the original unrepaired database.
-i Checks the eDirectory database structure and the index.
-f Reclaims the free space in the database.
-d Rebuilds the entire database.
-t Performs a tree structure check. Set it to Yes to check all the tree structure links
for correct connectivity in the database. Set it to No to skip the check.
Default=Yes
-o Rebuilds the operational schema.
-r Repairs all the local replicas.
-v Validates the stream files.
-c Checks local references.
Option Description
Request Schema From Master Server Requests the master replica of the root of the tree to
synchronize its schema to this server. Any changes to the
schema will be propagated to this server from the master
replica of the Tree object for the next 24 hours. If all
servers request the schema from the master replica,
network traffic can increase.
Reset Local Schema Invokes a schema reset that clears the time stamps on
the local schema and requests an inbound schema
synchronization. This option is unavailable if executed
from the master replica of the Tree partition. This is to
ensure that all servers in the tree are not reset at the
same time.
Optional Schema Enhancements Extends and modifies the schema for containment and
other schema enhancements. This option requires this
server to contain a replica of the Tree partition, and the
replica state must be On.