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The set object-class command defines an object class.
An object class is a fundamental part of the schema, and essential to the directory.
This command has the following format:
set object-class OID = {
name = DN ldap-names = DN subclass-of DN kind = structural | auxiliary | abstract must-contain attribute-list may-contain attribute-list description = "description"
The name of the object class. This is its formal name, and is often descriptive.
Alternative names for the object class. Think of these as nicknames-they can be used anywhere the name can be used. Often these are shorter.
Specifies the object class, or object classes, from which this object class inherits.
Specifies the kind of object class.
Lists the attributes that must be supplied for every instance of this object class.
Lists the attributes that may be supplied in an instance of this object class.
A description of the object class.
Examples: set object-class Command
set object-class x500oc:5 = {
name = organizationalUnit subclass-of top kind = structural must-contain organizationalUnitName may-contain organizationalAttributeSet description = "X.500 Organizational Unit Object Class"
set object-class caOclass:0 = {
name = caOrgPerson subclass-of organizationalPerson kind = structural may-contain caAttributeSet
description = "CA Organizational Person Object Class" };
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