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71.2. Status Codes for Resource Limits
The status codes are used with functions that extract attribute values from a binder entry that corresponds to resource limits. Typically, operational attributes are used to hold binder-specific search size limits.
Any resource limits found in the binder entry are cached in the connection structure by a connection object extension. This means that if the attributes that correspond to the binder entry is changed, the resource limit is not effected until the next bind occurs as that entry.
The status codes are the possible return values for the
slapi_reslimit_register() and slapi_reslimit_get_integer_limit() functions. A plug-in or server subsystem that wants to use the resource limit subsystem should call the slapi_reslimit_register() plug-in function once for each limit to be tracked. slapi_reslimit_register() should be called before any client connections are accepted.
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