ldap_getvalues
Description
The ldap_getvalues() function returns the values that are associated with the specified attribute. The values are returned in a list where each list element represents a value. The length() function can be used to determine the number of elements that are returned in result. If ldap_getvalues() is successful, result has the format {"value", "value", …}.
The ldap_getvalues() function is typically used after a call to ldap_search(), ldap_firstentry(), or ldap_nextentry() to retrieve attribute values for the entry that is currently being processed.
Not supported in Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux (EPM-L).
Syntax
result = ldap_getvalues (LDAPEntry, attributeName);
Arguments
| LDAPEntry | Required. An LDAP entry that is created by ldap_firstentry(), ldap_nextentry(), or ldap_search(). |
| attributeName | Required. String that identifies the attribute for which a value should be returned. |
Return Values
| list | If successful, then a list of character strings is returned. Each element in the list contains a value. |
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empty list |
Error condition, list length is set to zero. |
result = ldap_getvalues (LDAPEntry, "uid");
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