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Add a class

Alexander Zhavoronkov

Hello everyone

I exported data from one server into ldif format and try to import into another server. With one part I get the error "Object class violation (65) additional info: NDS error: no such class (-604)". How Can I add a new class?

Regards

Alexander

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    Not too much info...

    Anyway, you can modify schema with a GUI tool such as iManager. "Direct" modifications via LDAP are also possible, of course. You might want to check this one

    https://support.microfocus.com/kb/doc.php?id=7008201

    which lists a few examples. Please note that certain modifications won't be allowed due to conflicts with existing definitions. Changing the latter could possibly invalidate existing objects.

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    SkyPRO IDM Toolbox includes many great plugins, that can be a lifesaver for IDM/eDirectory admins

    Directory Cloner allows copying data from one system to another (even systems with different schemas with/without transformation).

    It also allows detecting schema differences and "resync" schema attributes/classes.

    www.skypro.eu/.../

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