ODSEE 11g: Queries on entrycmp
(Doc ID 2474913.1)
Last updated on AUGUST 18, 2021
Applies to:
Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition - Version 5.2 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
Having both ODSEE and DSEE 5.2 Directories in the environment
<HOSTNAME1> and <HOSTNAME2> are ODSEE 11.1.1.7
<HOSTNAME3> is DSEE 5.2
Running entrycmp from ODSEE 11.1.1.7 (<HOSTNAME2>)
$ ./entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -s <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> -c <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> - different values for entryid.
$ ./entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -c <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> -s <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> - different values for entryid.
$ ./entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -c <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> -s <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> - entries match.
$ ./entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -s <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> -c <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> - entries match.
Running entrycmp from DSEE 5.2 (<HOSTNAME3>)
# entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -s <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> -c <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> - different values for entryid.
# entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -c <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> -s <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME3>:<PORT> - different values for entryid.
# entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -c <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> -s <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> - entries match.
# entrycmp -D "cn=<DS_ADMIN>" -w <PASSWORD> -s <HOSTNAME1>:<PORT> -c <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> "uid=<UID>,dc=<SUFFIX_DN>"
entrycmp: <HOSTNAME2>:<PORT> - entries match.
Question 1: Entrycmp reports differences between DSEE and ODSEE directories, even through comparing entry shows there are no differences.
Question 2: No, there are no switches in the command to exclude an attribute while doing a comparison.
Solution
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