Determine the State of DirXML-Associations

Overview #

We show how To Determine the State of DirXML-Associations for any entry using Ldapsearch command utility.

The DirXML-Association Attribute determines the state of the entry's synchronization state for a given DirXML Driver.

Find disabled DirXML Association State #

The search to return all objects with a disabled association state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#0#" cn

Find Associated (ie Processed) DirXML Association state #

The search to return all objects with a Associated (ie Processed) state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#1#*" cn

Find Pending DirXML Association state #

The search to return all objects with a Pending state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#2#" cn

Find Manual DirXML Association state #

The search to return all objects with a Manual state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#3#" cn

Find Migrate DirXML Association state #

The search to return all objects with a Migrate state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4#" cn

Find ANY DirXML Association state #

The search to return all objects with a Migrate state for the specified driver set: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4278190086#*" cn

Find those entries with NO Association #

Now one would think that a query like: 
 
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "(!(DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4278190086#*))" cn
Would return only the entries with no value. This does not seem to work. The result set has values like: 
 
DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4# 
))) 

So trying: 
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ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "(&(!(DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4278190086#*))(!(DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#4#)))" cn
Worked for us.

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