LDAP syntax descriptions

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LDAP syntax descriptions are formal schema definitions in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol that specify the allowed data formats and constraints for attribute values in directory entries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf LDAP schema element
directory schema construct
abbreviationOf LDAP syntax definitions
applyTo LDAP attribute types
areInterpretedBy LDAP schema parsers
areReferencedBy attribute type descriptions via SYNTAX field
canBe binary syntax
human-readable syntax
constrain binary representation of attribute values
string representation of attribute values
definedBy RFC 4512 NERFINISHED
definedInContextOf Lightweight Directory Access Protocol NERFINISHED
enable schema-aware LDAP operations
type checking of LDAP attributes
exampleSyntax Boolean syntax
DN syntax
Directory String syntax
Generalized Time syntax
Integer syntax
expressedIn LDAP schema definition language NERFINISHED
govern how attribute values are encoded on the wire
how attribute values are interpreted by clients and servers
helpEnsure data consistency in LDAP directories
mayInclude description
human-readable flag
obsolete flag
syntax-specific extensions
mustBeUniquePer OID within a schema
partOf LDAP schema NERFINISHED
relatedTo RFC 4517 NERFINISHED
X.500 directory standards NERFINISHED
attribute type descriptions
matching rule descriptions
matching rule use descriptions
representedBy OID
object identifier
specify allowed data formats for attribute values
constraints for attribute values
support custom attribute definitions
schema extensibility
standardized attribute definitions
usedBy LDAP servers
directory administrators
schema designers
usedIn LDAP directory entries
usedTo enforce data typing in LDAP directories
ensure interoperability between LDAP implementations
validate attribute values

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RFC 4517 defines LDAP syntax descriptions