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Quanah Gibson-Mount a �crit :

>
>
> --On Saturday, September 02, 2006 2:05 AM -0400 Alex Karasulu 
> <aok123@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> ----------
>> Data Setup
>> ----------
>>
>> Wrote a simple tool to generate random values for descent sized entries.
>>   The data sort of looks like this for a user entry:
>
>
> slamd has a really nice tool called "MakeLDIF" that'll do this for 
> you, too.  Plus then how you made your LDIF is publishable to others 
> who may also want to run the same benchmark, since all you have to do 
> is provide the template for MakeLDIF to use. ;)

Yeah, we know that. We have used it many times, and the file you see is 
directly generated by MakeLdif, but with just a very slight difference, 
because we wanted to test a very specific performance issue.

Anyway, thanks for the pointer, because I'm sure that many people 
weren't aware of the existence of this tool :)

Emmanuel.