I generally try to dissuade folks from pillaging the base schema
attributes... While MSFT may not be using them now it doesn't mean that
later they won't start and you could be stuck in a difficult position.
Creating a new attribute is relatively painless if you follow the basic
rules, get an OID
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] seeAlso
I've not seen it used by any specific app. Bear in mind that it is:
multivalued
not indexed
not a member of the partial attribute set (i.e. not replicated via GC)
Tony
PS. I've always wanted to extend the schema
I've not seen it used by any specific app. Bear in mind that it is:
multivalued
not indexed
not a member of the partial attribute set (i.e. not replicated via GC)
Tony
PS. I've always wanted to extend the schema with a new attribute named
tracesOfPeanuts, simply so I can see May Contain:
Tony Murray wrote:
Tony
PS. I've always wanted to extend the schema with a new attribute named tracesOfPeanuts,
simply so I can see May Contain: tracesOfPeanuts. :-)
ROTFL
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] seeAlso
I've not seen it used by any specific app. Bear in mind that it is:
multivalued
not indexed
not a member of the partial attribute set (i.e. not replicated via GC)
Tony
PS. I've always wanted to extend the schema with a new attribute named
