Microsoft LDAP schema case sensitive -


Is it possible to be compelled to be schema case sensitive?

I know that this is set by default in IBM TDS and you need to set it manually to change it.

The syntax of an attribute (defined in schema) stops the data type and structure of an attribute value. Comparison (for example, case sensitivity) is not provided by syntax, but through different matching rules Some matching rules are case-sensitive, nothing is there.

The LDAP-Compliance Server supports an extensible matching filter that can be used to specify the matching rule used by the server if a specific type of comparison is required. For example, filter:

  (cn: caseExactact = Darth Vader) will evaluate  

to true if CN The property of an entry exactly matches the case.

In summary, attribute values ​​are not global, nor are they case-sensitive or case-insensitive, the value of an attribute type is constrained by the syntax, and matches the rule of match.


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