HP UX Identity Security Software manual 14.7 cn=schema reload task,cn=tasks,cn=config

nsIndexAttribute: attribute:index1,index2

Parameter	Description
Entry DN	cn=task_name, cn=index, cn=tasks, cn=config
Valid Values	Any attribute
	The index type, which can be:
	pres (presence),
	eq (equality),
	approx (approximate), and
	sub (substring)
Default Value
Syntax	Case-insensitive string, multi-valued
Example	nsIndexAttribute: "cn:pres,eq"
	nsIndexAttribute: "description:sub"

nsIndexVLVAttribute This attribute gives the name of the target entry for a VLV index. A virtual list view is based on a browsing index entry (as described in the HP-UX Directory Server administrator guide), which defines the virtual list base DN, scope, and filter. The nsIndexVLVAttribute value is the browsing index entry, and the VLV creation task is run according to the browsing index entry parameters.

Parameter	Description
Entry DN	cn=task_name, cn=index, cn=tasks, cn=config
Valid Values	Any attribute
	The index type, which can be:
	pres (presence),
	eq (equality),
	approx (approximate), and
	sub (substring)
Default Value
Syntax	Case-insensitive string, multi-valued
Example	nsIndexAttribute: "cn:pres,eq"
	nsIndexAttribute: "description:sub"

2.3.14.7 cn=schema reload task,cn=tasks,cn=config

The directory schema is loaded when the directory instance is started or restarted. Any changes to the directory schema, including adding custom schema elements, are not loaded automatically and available to the instance until the server is restarted or by initiating a schema reload task.

Custom schema changes can be reloaded dynamically, without having to restart the Directory Server instance. This is done by initiating a schema reload task through creating a new task entry under the cn=tasks entry.

The custom schema file can be located in any directory; if not specified with the “schemadir” attribute, the server reloads the schema from the default

/etc/opt/dirsrv/slapd-instance_name/schema directory.

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