> Even DSREPORT doesn't seem to offer this information.
For individual objects you can look at the creation time of the object
in DSBrowse. For bulk reporting you may be able to get a creation
attribute via LDAP.
H.
Yup..... add the '+' as your attribute requested. For example compare:
#requests all objects in o=novell,dc=org getting just the DNs back
ldapsearch -x -b 'o=novell,dc=org' -s sub dn
#requests all objects in o=novell,dc=org getting just their operational
#attributes
ldapsearch -x -b 'o=novell,dc=org' -s sub +
Add to this I think you can request creationtimestamp directly, though
my box is down for testing. It shows up clearly, though, with the
command above.
Good luck.
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>Even DSREPORT doesn't seem to offer this information.
Yes it does, look down at the DSI: properties for the objects
Cheers Dave
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> Add to this I think you can request creationtimestamp directly
You can.
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