RE: LDAP Query

["Haas, Matt" <Matt.Haas@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are working examples in the archives that show how to do this. Reading 
from LDAP isn't difficult by writing (which is a modify query) is but there are 
examples of both. If I remember how it works, a successful connect returns a 
pointer that you pass into the other API calls. If the pointer is null, the 
connect didn't work and you need to check errno to find out why (the samples 
likely have that in them as well).

Matt

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[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Smith, Mike
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Subject: LDAP Query


Rob Said
Honestly I've only casually glanced at the code so far. Where is the
name of the ldap server?

As I understand it(and I might be totally wrong)  The name of the LDAP
server is the first parm of the LDAP_INIT procedure.  It can be null or
it can be a space seperated list of host to search.  

In original example it is *NULL which means localhost. 
I tried using the IP address in my situation.  I then tried just random
names and all returned a pointer.  

Michael Smith
iSeries.mySeries.

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