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What Is Hdb? |
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Answer» HDB is the NEW generation STORAGE mechanism for OpenLDAP. Like its predecessor, the BDB backend, HDB uses the Oracle BerkeleyDB database for storage, but HDB stores entries hierarchically, a perfect FIT for LDAP’s tree structure. The old BDB backend is still supported, and you can USE it by specifying bdb instead of hdb in the database DIRECTIVE. HDB is the new generation storage mechanism for OpenLDAP. Like its predecessor, the BDB backend, HDB uses the Oracle BerkeleyDB database for storage, but HDB stores entries hierarchically, a perfect fit for LDAP’s tree structure. The old BDB backend is still supported, and you can use it by specifying bdb instead of hdb in the database directive. |
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