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DIR.REPLACEATTRS
Replaces the existing attribute values with the specified values.
Syntax
<DIR.REPLACEATTRS NAME="ENTRY"> <DIR.ARGUMENT NAME="ATTRIBUTE_NAME"
VALUE="ATTRIBUTE_VALUE"/> </DIR.REPLACEATTRSParameters
NAME (required)
- Unique identifier for the name of the entry to which attributes are being replaced. The value is relative to the
baseDN
property.
DIR.ARGUMENT NAME (required)
- Name of the attribute to be replaced for this entry.
DIR.ARGUMENT VALUE (required)
- Value of the named attribute.
Error Numbers
The possible values of
errno
include:
Value Description -15002 Name being created already exists. -15004 Implementation doesn't support this operation -15005 Unexpected naming exceptions from JNDI provider. -15006 A required property missing, or class name specified for factory classes is in error. -15007 Unexpected schema violation errors from JNDI provider. -15008 General error in the syntax of an IName. -15009 Unexpected invalid attribute exceptions from JNDI provider -15010 Unexpected invalid attribute id exceptions from JNDI provider. -15011 Unexpected invalid attribute value exceptions from JNDI provider. -15012 User does not have permission to perform the operation. -15014 Unexpected JNDI read error. -15015 Unexpected JNDI write error. -15016 JNDI attribute already in use. 15017 User is already a member. -15018 User is not a member. -15020 User is not valid. -15023 Unexpected JNDI connection errors. -15024 Required attribute missing. -15025 Unknown error. -15026 Missing required create attribute. -15027 User create SQL failure. -15029 Cannot delete user attributes. -15030 SQL error. -15031 Query failed. -15032 Add attribute SQL failed. -15033 Database error handling new attribute. -15034 Database error occurred while attempting to delete an attribute. -15036 Missing or invalid child argument tags for tag.Example
<DIR.REPLACEATTRS NAME="Variables.modname"/> <DIR.ARGUMENT NAME="Variables.phFieldName" VALUE="Variables.newph"/> </DIR.REPLACEATTRS>Release Introduced
This tag was introduced in CS release 4.0.
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