Re: dbms_ldap

Thanks Mike,

it is funny since I could specify one of the OU and fetch 3900 entries, drop the OU and I get the error. Finally I have my AD admin send me a CSV and I have an external table that reads it and ingests. This solution works for me and AD group, so we are both happy now.

Thanks for the suggestion
Raj

On 4/28/06, Michael McMullen <ganstadba_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> Looks like you're being limited by your ldap server. Ours restricts us to
> 100 values returned. We have to do the following.
> Loop through a table with 36 values. These values consists of all the
> letters of the alphabet plus the numbers 0-9. This number or letter is
> appended to the first bunch of employeed numbers we are interested in. We
> then loop through each of the 36 values 26 times appending a letter of the
> alphabet. We then use each one of these as our search against ldap.
> Cumbersome and slow and not even guaranteed to bring back less than 100
> employees but it's working for now.
>
> Mike

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