Counts the immediate subordinates of an eDirectory object, restricting the count to objects of a specified object class, with a specific name, or both.
#include <nwnet.h>
or
#include <nwdsdsa.h>
N_EXTERN_LIBRARY (NWDSCCODE) NWDSGetCountByClassAndName (
NWDSContextHandle context,
pnstr8 objectName,
pnstr8 className,
pnstr8 subordinateName,
pnint32 count);
uses netwin32
Function NWDSGetCountByClassAndName
(context : NWDSContextHandle;
objectName : pnstr8;
className : pnstr8;
subordinateName : pnstr8;
count : pnint32
) : NWDSCCODE;
(IN) Specifies the NDS context for the request.
(IN) Points to the object name whose subordinates are to be counted.
(IN) Points to the base class to be used as a filter when determining which objects should be counted.
(IN) Points to a name to be used as a filter when determining which objects should be counted.
(OUT) Points to the count of subordinate objects matching the filters.
These are common return values.
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0x0000 0000 |
SUCCESSFUL |
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0x8996 |
SERVER_OUT_OF_MEMORY |
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0x89E2 |
TOO_FEW_FRAGMENTS |
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0x89E3 |
TOO_MANY_FRAGMENTS |
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0x89E4 |
PROTOCOL_VIOLATION |
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0x89E5 |
SIZE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
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0x89FD |
UNKNOWN_REQUEST |
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0x89FD |
INVALID_PACKET_LENGTH |
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0x89FE |
BAD_PACKET |
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0x89FF |
Failure not related to eDirectory |
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nonzero value |
Nonzero values indicate errors. See |
NWDSGetCountByClassAndName is similar to NWDSListByClassAndName except no information, other than a count of objects, is returned by NWDSGetCountByClassAndName.
The location of the subordinate object(s) in the eDirectory tree is immediately subordinate to the object specified by objectName. It is not relative to the current name context in the NDS context specified by context.
The relationship between className and subordinateName is an "AND" relationship.
When className and subordinateName are provided, the count of immediate subordinate objects is restricted by both filters.
When className is NULL and subordinateName is NULL, the count of all immediate subordinates is returned.
When className is provided and subordinateName is NULL, the count of immediate subordinates is restricted only by the className filter.
When subordinateName is provided and className is NULL, the count of immediate subordinates is restricted only by the subordinateName filter.
The following examples show how to use wildcards for untyped names:
c* Any object whose left-most name begins with a "c"
character. M*y Any object beginning with "M" and ending with "y"
such as Mary.
If the wildcard name specified for subordinateName includes a type, such as "CN," the name must include the equals (=) sign. The following examples show how to use wildcards for typed names:
cn=* Any object whose left-most name is a common name.
cn=c* Any object whose left-most name is a common name
and begin with "c."
o*=* Any object whose naming attribute is of a type
beginning with an "o," such as O or OU.
o*=c* Any object whose left-most name is of a type
beginning with an "o," and whose name begins
with "c."