Shibboleth Developers

[Chad La Joie <>]

Yeah, it's a bit different.  You can construct your queries such that 
that doesn't happen (and in the example case you probably should), but 
it could happen.  Even if you did though, I still wonder if you could 
get in to trouble by merging the results, I don't have a good example, 
just a gut feeling that you could.

Scott Cantor wrote:
> > Well, with SQL, you get multiple results but each result has the same 
> > same data columns.  With JNDI that need not be the case.  The same query 
> > that gives you people could give you groups, computer accounts, etc., 
> > each with totally different data schemas.  I worry that loosing that 
> > sort of contextual information and just mashing stuff together might 
> > lead to confusing results for people.
>
>
> Ok, that sounds pretty different (in a "violates every rule of logical data
> manipulation I could conceive of" way). I think I'll stick with SQL. ;-)
>
> -- Scott

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