Top
The top level class from which all classes are derived.
Table Specific Information
Select
All columns support server-side processing for the following operators =, >= , <=, !=, LIKE, AND, and OR. Other filters are executed client side within the connector. For example, the following query is processed by LDAP:
SELECT * FROM Top WHERE CN != 'NewUser' AND BaseDN = 'CN=Users,DC=MyDC' LIMIT 5
Insert
To add a Top record, all fields can be specified except Id, DN, and BaseDN. Required fields that should be provided are RDN and ObjectClass. For example:
INSERT INTO Top (RDN, ObjectClass) VALUES ('CN=NewUser', 'top;person;organizationalPerson;user;inetOrgPerson')
Update
All columns except Id, DN, and BaseDN can be updated by providing the Id in the WHERE clause. For example:
UPDATE Top SET Description = 'test' WHERE Id = '1|CN=NewUser,CN=Users,DC=MyDC'
Delete
Top records can be deleted by providing the Id of the Top record in a DELETE statement. For example:
DELETE FROM Top WHERE Id = '1|CN=NewUser,CN=Users,DC=MyDC'
Columns
| Name | Type | ReadOnly | References | DataFormat | Description |
| Id [KEY] | String | True |
Combined index and DN. Multiple indices are only possible when a column is set to SplitDataByRow. | ||
| DN | String | True |
The full distinguished name. | ||
| RDN | String | False |
The relative distinguished name. | ||
| BaseDN | String | True |
The base distinguished name. | ||
| ObjectClass | String | False | DelimitedData |
The list of classes from which this class is derived. | |
| SN | String | False | DelimitedData |
This attribute contains the family or last name for a user. | |
| CN | String | False | DelimitedData |
The name that represents an object. Used to perform searches. | |
| GroupType | String | False | DelimitedData |
Contains a set of flags that define the type and scope of a group object. | |
| MemberOf | String | False | DelimitedData |
The distinguished name of the groups to which this object belongs. | |
| DC | String | False | DelimitedData |
The attribute DC for the Domain object class. |
Pseudo-Columns
Pseudo column fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer a more granular control over the tuples that are returned from the data source.
| Name | Type | Description |
| Filter | String |
Defines the LDAP filter explicitly, overriding any other values set in the WHERE clause. |