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Search-Flags Attribute

Contains a set of flags that specify search and indexing information for an attribute. See the Remarks section for more information.

CNSearch-Flags
Ldap-Display-NamesearchFlags
Size-
Update PrivilegeSchema administrator
Update Frequency-
Attribute-Id1.2.840.113556.1.2.334
System-Id-Guidbf967a2d-0de6-11d0-a285-00aa003049e2
SyntaxEnumeration

Implementations

Windows 2000 Server

Link-Id-
MAPI-Id0x812D
System-OnlyFalse
Is-Single-ValuedTrue
Is IndexedFalse
In Global CatalogFalse
NT-Security-DescriptorO:BAG:BAD:S:
Range-Lower-
Range-Upper-
Search-Flags0x00000000
System-Flags0x00000010
Classes used inAttribute-Schema

Windows Server 2003

Link-Id-
MAPI-Id0x812D
System-OnlyFalse
Is-Single-ValuedTrue
Is IndexedFalse
In Global CatalogFalse
NT-Security-DescriptorO:BAG:BAD:S:
Range-Lower-
Range-Upper-
Search-Flags0x00000000
System-Flags0x00000010
Classes used inAttribute-Schema

ADAM

Link-Id-
MAPI-Id0x812D
System-OnlyFalse
Is-Single-ValuedTrue
Is IndexedFalse
In Global CatalogFalse
NT-Security-DescriptorO:BAG:BAD:S:
Range-Lower-
Range-Upper-
Search-Flags0x00000000
System-Flags0x00000010
Classes used inAttribute-Schema

Windows Server 2003 R2

Link-Id-
MAPI-Id0x812D
System-OnlyFalse
Is-Single-ValuedTrue
Is IndexedFalse
In Global CatalogFalse
NT-Security-DescriptorO:BAG:BAD:S:
Range-Lower-
Range-Upper-
Search-Flags0x00000000
System-Flags0x00000010
Classes used inAttribute-Schema

Windows Server 2008

Link-Id-
MAPI-Id0x812D
System-OnlyFalse
Is-Single-ValuedTrue
Is IndexedFalse
In Global CatalogFalse
NT-Security-DescriptorO:BAG:BAD:S:
Range-Lower-
Range-Upper-
Search-Flags0x00000000
System-Flags0x00000010
Classes used inAttribute-Schema

Remarks

This attribute can be zero or a combination of one or more of the following values.

ValueDescription
1 (0x00000001)Create an index for the attribute.
2 (0x00000002)Create an index for the attribute in each container.
4 (0x00000004)Add this attribute to the Ambiguous Name Resolution (ANR) set. This is used to assist in finding an object when only partial information is given. For example, if the LDAP filter is (ANR=JEFF), the search will find each object where the first name, last name, e-mail address, or other ANR attribute is equal to JEFF. Bit 0 must be set for this index take affect.
8 (0x00000008)Preserve this attribute in the tombstone object for deleted objects.
16 (0x00000010)Copy the value for this attribute when the object is copied.
32 (0x00000020)Supported beginning with Windows Server 2003. Create a tuple index for the attribute. This will improve searches where the wildcard appears at the front of the search string. For example, (sn=*mith).
64(0x00000040)Supported beginning with ADAM. Creates an index to greatly help VLV performance on arbitrary attributes.

 

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Build date: 7/7/2009

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Joe Richards - MVP
Decimal Value for subtree index is incorrect.

Subtree Index

Value should be 0x40 or decimal 64.

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David Loder
Additional Flags
Confidential Attribute (Windows Server 2003 SP1 and better)
These attributes are NOT protected on Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 RTM.
Hex: 0x80 Decimal: 128 (CONFIDENTIAL)


Disable security auditing for attribute (Windows Server 2008 and better)
Hex: 0x100 Decimal: 256 (NEVER_AUDIT_VALUE)


Include attribute in RODC-FAS (Windows Server 2008 and better) (PAS has been renamed to FAS --> "Filtered Attribute Set")
Almost ALL attributes, except the Bitlocker attributes, are NOT included in the RODC-FAS. To prevent replication of the attributevalue(s) to RODCs INCLUDE the attribute as a member of the RODC-FAS. Only attributes that DO NOT have "schemaFlagsEx" with 0x1 can be included in RODC-FAS
Hex: 0x200 Decimal: 512 (RODC_FILTERED)

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bertold_kolics
Incorrect decimal value for supporting VLV queries
The table in the Remarks section shows decimal as well as hexadecimal 40 for the flag that supports efficient VLV queries. Obviously, the decimal value should be 64.
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