Select Administration, then Server Properties from the Oracle Internet Directory

Performing Bulk Operations 15-7 If there are duplicate entries, their DNs are logged in ORACLE_ INSTANCE diagnosticslogsOIDtoolsduplicateDN.log. This is just for information purpose. The bulkload tool does not generate duplicate data for duplicate entries. It ignores duplicate entries. Use a text editor to fix all bad entries, then re-run bulkload with the check and generate options. Repeat until there are no errors, or until the remaining errors are acceptable to you. For example, you might be willing to load a small number of entries with ldapadd. The bulkload tool generates intermediate .ctl and .dat files in the ORACLE_ INSTANCE OIDload directory. Even when errors occur, bulkload generates the intermediate files for those entries that had no check errors. When bulkload completes successfully or with acceptable errors, you can use the intermediate files with the SQLLoader in load mode. Do not modify these files. Task 5: Loading the Input Files After you have generated the input files, run bulkload with the load option. During this step, bulkload loads the .dat files, which are in Oracle SQLLoader specific format, into the database, creates attribute indexes, and generates database statistics. The syntax is: bulkload connect=connect_string load=TRUE The tool will indicate any errors on the screen. All loading errors are reported in the ORACLE_INSTANCE diagnosticslogsOIDtools directory. They reside in bulkload.log and in the SQLLoader-generated files .bad and bsl_.log. If load fails, the database might be in an inconsistent state. Restore the database to its state prior to the bulkload operation, either by using bulkload with the recover option or by restoring Oracle Internet Directory directory from a backup taken before you invoked bulkload. Then repeat the command: bulkload connect=connect_string load=TRUE If you encounter an error during the indexing phase, you can use: bulkload coonect=con_str index=true to re-create all indexes. If you encounter an error during database statistics generation, you can use the oidstats.sql command to generate statistics. Loading Data in Incremental or Append Mode By Using bulkload If you must add entries to an Oracle Internet Directory server that already contains data, and the server must be up and running at the same time, then you must use the Note: Always use the check and generate options together if you plan to ignore check-related errors. If you use the generate option without the check option, none of the validation checks are performed. In that case, the intermediate files will contain erroneous entries. Loading such files can lead to data inconsistency and index creation failures. See Also: The oidstats.sql command reference in Oracle Fusion Middleware Reference for Oracle Identity Management