Tomas,
> The best I can remember is that for a user directory with somewhere
between 100-200 entries the
> Query_All_DM took 1-3 seconds.
Thanks, that's good to hear that it can return in 1-3 seconds. I will
investigate the smaclient side...
-Mike
On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 9:28 AM, Pavelka,
> Is this a known issue? I'm assuming it's SMAPI in the backend, not smaclient
> on the front end causing the slowness.
The best I can remember is that for a user directory with somewhere between
100-200 entries the Query_All_DM took 1-3 seconds. Most of the CPU was spent on
the SMAPI side, b
Tomas,
> I have used it successfully with FORMAT=NO
That did help, thanks.
For smaclient, I wonder if there is an issue with the code requiring a -T
flag, even though the API does not.
I add a placeholder of '-T all', then add 'FORMAT=NO'. The good news is
that I start to get the user director
I have used it successfully with FORMAT=NO. But this was in our proprietary
SMAPI library so I can't share. But the call is not complicated, just put
together function name, target and append FORMAT=NO. I am not familiar with
smaclient, but if you get to understand how it assembles the SMAPI fun
Is there a way to get the entire user directory with SMAPI?I see the API
Query_All_DM, but it does not seem to be working, at least with smaclient:
# smaclient Query_All_DM
Required option not specified
...
# smaclient Query_All_DM -T all
Additional parameters not specified
Thanks.
