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The following table shows the LDAP structures with a description of the purpose of each.
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This structure is used for basic encoding rules (BER) encoding. |
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This structure is used to represent arbitrary binary data that is encoded according to basic encoding rules (BER). |
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This structure represents an LDAP session. |
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This structure is used to implement external caching of connections. |
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This structure is used to represent an interval of time. |
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This structure is used to represent both client-side and server controls. |
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This structure is used by LDAP functions to return results and error information. |
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This structure holds information needed to perform a modification operation. |
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This structure is created by a call to the ldap_search_init_pagefunction to manage paged searches. |
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This structure stores sorting criteria for use by sort controls. |