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This function is an extended routine that removes a leaf entry from the directory tree.
Syntax
ULONG ldap_delete_ext( LDAP* ld, UNICODE PTCHAR dn, LDAPControl** ServerControls, LDAPControl** ClientControls, ULONG* MessageNumber ); |
Parameters
- ld
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[in] Session handle.
- dn
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[in] Distinguished name of the entry to delete.
- ServerControls
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[in] List of LDAP server controls.
- ClientControls
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[in] List of client controls.
- MessageNumber
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[out] Message identifier for the request.
Return Value
If this function succeeds, the return value is LDAP_SUCCESS.
If this function fails, it returns an error code. See the LDAP_RETCODEenumeration for a list of possible return values.
Remarks
This function removes a leaf entry from the directory tree.
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LDAP does not support deletion of entire subtrees in a single operation. |
The parameters and effects of this function include those of the ldap_deletefunction. The extended routine includes additional parameters to support client and server controls and thread safety.
If the operation succeeds, ldap_delete_extpasses the message identifier to the caller as a parameter when the operation returns successfully. Call the ldap_resultfunction with the message identifier to get the result of the operation.
If you prefer to have the function return the results directly, use the synchronous routine ldap_delete_ext_s.
In a multithreading environment, calls to ldap_delete_extare thread-safe.
Requirements
Header | winldap.h |
Library | wldap32.lib |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later |
Windows Mobile | Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later |