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Oracle-Specific LDAP Schema Extensions

This appendix provides a comprehensive list of the structural object classes and attributes that LDAP-enabled Oracle products use to define entries in Oracle Internet Directory. Each attribute listed is cross-referenced with its object class or, if it belongs to more than one object class, with its object classes. The appendix groups object classes and attributes by product.

The appendix covers the following products:

• Oracle Net Services
• Oracle Advanced Security
• Application Context
• Oracle Advanced Queuing
• Oracle Dynamic Services

Oracle Net Services

This section lists and describes structural object classes and attributes for Oracle Net Services.

Structural Object Classes

• orclDBServer

  Defines the attributes for database service entries

• orclNetService

  Defines the attributes for net service name entries

• orclNetServiceAlias

  Defines the attributes for net service alias entries

• orclNetDescription

  Specifies a connect descriptor, which contains the listener protocol address and the connect information to the service

• orclNetDescriptionList

  Specifies a list of connect descriptors

• orclNetAddress

  Specifies a listener protocol address

• orclNetAddressList

  Specifies a list of addresses

Attributes

• orclNetAddrList (orclNetAddressList, orclNetDescription)

  Identifies one or more listener protocol addresses

• orclNetAddressString (orclNetAddress)

  Defines a listener protocol address

• orclNetConnParamList (orclNetDescription)

  Placeholder for future connect data parameters

• orclNetDescList (orclNetDescriptionList)

  Identifies one or more connect descriptors

• orclNetDescName (orclDBServer, orclNetService)

  Identifies a connect descriptor or a list of connect descriptors

• orclNetFailover (orclNetDescription, orclNetAddressList)

  Turns connect-time failover on for an address list

• orclNetInstanceName (orclNetDescription)

  Specifies the instance name to access

• orclNetLoadBalance (orclNetDescription, orclNetAddressList)

  Turns client load balancing on for an address list

• orclNetProtocol (orclNetAddress)

  Identifies the protocol used in the orclAddressString attribute

• orclNetSdu (orclNetDescription)

  Specifies the session data unit (SDU) size

• orclNetServiceName (orclNetDescription)

  Specifies the Oracle9i or Oracle8i database service name in the CONNECT_DATA portion

• orclNetSourceRoute (orclNetDescription, orclNetAddressList)

  Instructs Oracle Net to use each address in order until the destination is reached

• orclSid (orclNetDescription)

  Specifies the Oracle System Identifier (SID) in the CONNECT_DATA portion of a connection descriptor

• orclVersion (all object classes)

  Specifies the version of software used to create the entry

Oracle Advanced Security

This section lists and describes structural object classes and attributes for Oracle Advanced Security.

Structural Object Classes

• orclDBEnterpriseDomain

  A group object class that identifies the database members of a domain. Contains the domain's configuration data. For example, it specifies the authentication types allowed and indicates whether current user database links are enabled

• orclDBEnterpriseRole

  A group object class that defines an enterprise role within a domain as well as the users and database global roles assigned to this enterprise role

• orclDBEntryLevelMapping

  Defines a single mapping between a user and a database schema

• orclDBSubtreeLevelMapping

  Defines a mapping between a user subtree and a database schema

Attributes

• uniquemember^{Foot 1} (orclDBEnterpriseDomain, orclDBEnterpriseRole)

  Stores a list of databases that are members of a domain. Stores a list of users that are assigned to an enterprise role

• orclDBAuthTypes (orclDBEnterpriseDomain)

  Indicates the type of user authentication that databases should accept

• orclDBTrustedDomain (orclDBEnterpriseDomain)

  Indicates whether current user database links function between databases in the domain

• orclDBServerRole (orclDBEnterpriseRole)

  Defines a list of global roles for the databases within the domain

• orclDBDistinguishedName (orclDBEntryLevelMapping, orclDBSubtreeLevelMapping)

  Specifies the full distinguished name of the enterprise user

• orclDBNativeUser (orclDBEntryLevelMapping, orclDBSubtreeLevelMapping)

  Specifies the database shared schema name

Application Context

Application Context uses one structural object class, orclDBApplicationContext, to define context values. This object class uses one attribute, uniquemember, to define context users. orclDBApplicationContext is a subclass of GroupOfUniqueNames.

Oracle Advanced Queuing

This section lists and describes structural object classes and attributes for Oracle Advanced Queuing.

Structural Object Classes

• orclDBAQConnection

  Stores an Advanced Queuing JMS connection factory object

• orclDBAQObject

  Stores queues, queue tables, aliases, subscribers, JMS subscribers, and agents

• orclDBAQRegistration

  Stores a registration request from an enterprise user

Attributes

• orclDBAQGeneric (OrclDBAQConnection)

  Stores miscellaneous name value pairs

• orclDBAQObjName (orclDBAQObject)

  Stores name of an Advanced Queuing object

• orclDBAQObjOwner (orclDBAQObject)

  Stores name of the database user who owns the Advanced Queuing object

• orclDBAQObjType (orclDBAQObject)

  Stores the type of Advanced Queuing object

• orclDBAQPointerAttr (orclDBAQObject)

  --The distinguished name of the underlying queue table for a queue object

  --The LDAP entry that contains the digital certificate of the agent

  --The distinguished name of the agent for a corresponding queue subscriber

  --The distinguished name of the queue subscriber for a corresponding JMS subscriber

  --The distinguished name of an aliased object

• orclDBAQRegNamespace (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Stores the registration namespace, for example AQ or anonymous

• orclDBAQRegSubscription (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Stores the subscription name of the registration

• orclDBAQRegLocation (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Stores the location where the server sends notification

• orclDBAQRegUser (orclDBAQRegistration)

• Stores the name of the enterprise user who is registering

• orclDBAQRegUserContext (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Specifies the user context to pass back to the user when notification occurs

• orclDBAQRegServers (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Specifies the distinguished names of the database servers in which the enterprise user is registering

• orclDBAQRegUnreachable (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Specifies the distinguished names of the database servers that could not reach the client. Oracle database servers provide this value

• orclDBAQRegRejected (orclDBAQRegistration)

  Specifies the distinguished names of the database servers that have rejected this registration request. Oracle database servers provide this value

Oracle Dynamic Services

This section lists and describes structural object classes and attributes for Oracle Dynamic Services.

Structural Object Classes

• orclDynsAccessibleService

  Specifies the services available to an application. Used in the subtree OracleDynamicServicesUPR

• orclDynsServiceModProperty

  Specifies application properties. Used in the subtree OracleDynamicServicesUPR

• orclDynsTxtObject

  Specifies placeholders for text documents under the OracleDynsDocument subtree

• orclDynsBinObject

  Specifies placeholders for the binary files of a service. Used under DSBBinObject subtree

• orclDynsServiceCat

  Specifies a particular service category, such as "Business" or "Finance." Used in the subtree OracleDynamicServicesSR

• orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry

  Specifies an actual service entity. Used in OracleDynamicServicesSR subtree. Service ID, keywords, and interface are extracted to support service searches

• orclDynsEnterpriseDomain

  Specifies the DSE domain administrator, who manages all DSE instances within a domain. This object class is extensible for future implementation

• orclDynsEnterpriseInstance

  Specifies a DSE instance. Specifies how a connection is made to the DSE instance

• orclDynsPerson

  Specifies the person who is the service contact

• orclDynsSPOrganization

  Specifies the organization that is the service provider. Each trademarked organization name is a unique ID

Attributes

• orclDynsBinaryHolder (orclDynsBinObject)

  Stores binary objects

• orclDynsTextHolder (orclDynsTxtObject, orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry)

  Stores text documents

• orclDynsObjRefCnt (orclDynsTxtObject, orclDynsBinObject, orclDynsSPOrganization)

  A counter used to track object references

• orclDynsPropertyName (orclDynsServiceModProperty)

  Specifies the property name that an application uses for a service

• orclDynsPropertyValue (orclDynsPropertyValue)

  Identifies a property value

• orclDynsInternalObjectID (orclDynsTxtObject, orclDynsBinObject)

  Specifies a unique ID for references to internal objects, such as binary objects

• orclDynsInternalObjectType (orclDynsTxtObject, orclDynsBinObject)

  Used for extensiblity purposes

• orclDynsKeywords (orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry)

  Specifies keywords for a service

• orclDynsServiceID (orclDynsAccessibleService, orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry)

  Specifies a service ID

• orclDynsServiceName (orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry)

  Specifies a service name

• orclDynsModifier (orclDynsServiceModProperty)

  Used in OracleDynamicServicesUPR subtree as <mod, pn, pv>

• orclDynsURL (orclDynsSPOrganization)

  Specifies a corporation's URL. One property of the service provider

• orclDynsLogoURL (orclDynsSPOrganization)

  Specifies the logo of the corporation that is the service provider

• orclDynsCopyright (orclDynsSPOrganization)

  Specifies the copyright for a service. One property of the service provider

• orclDynsDomainAdminPassword (orclDynsEnterpriseDomain)

  Specifies the password for a domain administrator

• orclDynsConnection (orclDynsEnterpriseInstance)

  Connection string for a DSE

• orclDynsInterface (orclDynsServiceRegistryEntry)

  Specifies the interface for a particular service

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¹ Oracle9i databases only. Oracle8i databases use OracleDBServerMember and orclDBRoleOccupant.