Attribute Name Quick Reference Table
Initialize all your databases using
5.
See Chapter 4, "Populating Directory Databases."
Restart your Directory Server.
6.
After you increase your All IDs Threshold value, examine your database cache
size.
Increasing your All IDs Threshold can result in larger memory requirements
caused by larger entry ID lists. The increased in memory requirements will differ
depending on the number and types of indexes that you are maintaining, but the
requirements will never be larger than the factor by which you increased the
nsslapd-allidsthreshold
nsslapd-allidsthreshold
your database cache size to more than double its current value.
Increasing your database cache size by the same factor as you increased the All IDs
Threshold is an extreme measure. If you have the physical memory available, try
increasing your database cache size by a factor that is 25 percent of your
nsslapd-allidsthreshold
IDs Threshold value, increase your database cache size by 50 percent. If necessary,
slowly increase your cache size until you are satisfied with your server's
performance.
Set your database cache size using the attribute
For more information, see
Directory Server Configuration, Command, and File Reference.
Attribute Name Quick Reference Table
Table 10-3 lists all attributes which have a primary or real name as well as an alias.
When creating indexes be sure to use the primary name.
Table 10-3
Attribute Primary Name
dn
cn
sn
c
l
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attribute value. That is, if you double the
attribute value, then you should not have to increase
value increase. For example, if you doubled the All
nsslapd-dbcachesize
Attribute Name Quick Reference Table
Attribute Alias
distinguishedName
commonName
surName
countryName
localityName
.
ldif2db
nsslapd-dbcachesize
attribute in the Netscape
attribute.
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