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Status Future consideration
Workspace z/OS
Categories LDAP
Created by Guest
Created on Jan 18, 2024

RELATED IDEAS

Allow LDAP server admins to be able to customize SQL queries for LDAP operations.

Due to the wide range of SQL functionality and DB2 database implementations it's possible that certain SQL queries generated by the LDAP server are not optimized for some DB2 databases, a mechanism to allow LDAP admins to customize queries can great improve performance for those who this is relevant to. One such way to accomplish this would be a customizable filter-to-SQL mapping table:  the LDAP admin can specify the SQL clause for a given filter, and the LDAP server will bypass the standard filter translation if a search filter is defined in the mapping table.  The LDAP admin can then work with the system DBA to figure out an optimized SQL clause based on their specific DB2 configuration.

Idea priority Medium

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