Package com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.unboundidds.logs

Class ModifyDNResultAccessLogMessage

    • Constructor Detail

      • ModifyDNResultAccessLogMessage

        public ModifyDNResultAccessLogMessage​(@NotNull
                                      java.lang.String s)
                               throws LogException
        Creates a new modify DN result access log message from the provided message string.
        Parameters:
        s - The string to be parsed as a modify DN result access log message.
        Throws:
        LogException - If the provided string cannot be parsed as a valid log message.

      • ModifyDNResultAccessLogMessage

        public ModifyDNResultAccessLogMessage​(@NotNull
                                      LogMessage m)
        Creates a new modify DN result access log message from the provided log message.
        Parameters:
        m - The log message to be parsed as a modify DN result access log message.

    • Method Detail

      • getServersAccessed

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getServersAccessed()
        Retrieves a list of the additional servers that were accessed in the course of processing the operation. For example, if the access log message is from a Directory Proxy Server instance, then this may contain a list of the backend servers used to process the operation.
        Specified by:
        getServersAccessed in interface OperationResultAccessLogMessage
        Returns:
        A list of the additional servers that were accessed in the course of processing the operation, or an empty list if it is not included in the log message.

      • getUncachedDataAccessed

        @Nullable
public java.lang.Boolean getUncachedDataAccessed()
        Indicates whether the server accessed any uncached data in the course of processing the operation.
        Returns:
        true if the server was known to access uncached data in the course of processing the operation, false if the server was known not to access uncached data, or null if it is not included in the log message (and the server likely did not access uncached data).

      • getAlternateAuthorizationDN

        @Nullable
public java.lang.String getAlternateAuthorizationDN()
        Retrieves the alternate authorization DN for the operation.
        Returns:
        The alternate authorization DN for the operation, or null if it is not included in the log message.

      • getReplicationChangeID

        @Nullable
public java.lang.String getReplicationChangeID()
        Retrieves the replication change ID for the operation, if available.
        Returns:
        The replication change ID for the operation, or null if it is not included in the log message.

      • getTargetHost

        @Nullable
public java.lang.String getTargetHost()
        Retrieves the address of the backend server to which the request has been forwarded.
        Returns:
        The address of the backend server to which the request has been forwarded, or null if it is not included in the log message.

      • getTargetPort

        @Nullable
public java.lang.Integer getTargetPort()
        Retrieves the port of the backend server to which the request has been forwarded.
        Returns:
        The port of the backend server to which the request has been forwarded, or null if it is not included in the log message.

      • getTargetProtocol

        @Nullable
public java.lang.String getTargetProtocol()
        Retrieves the protocol used to forward the request to the backend server.
        Returns:
        The protocol used to forward the request to the backend server, or null if it is not included in the log message.

      • getAssuredReplicationLocalLevel

        @Nullable
public AssuredReplicationLocalLevel getAssuredReplicationLocalLevel()
        Retrieves the local level that will be used for assured replication processing, if available.
        Returns:
        The local level that will be used for assured replication processing, or null if this is not included in the log message (e.g., because assured replication will not be performed for the operation).

      • getAssuredReplicationRemoteLevel

        @Nullable
public AssuredReplicationRemoteLevel getAssuredReplicationRemoteLevel()
        Retrieves the remote level that will be used for assured replication processing, if available.
        Returns:
        The remote level that will be used for assured replication processing, or null if this is not included in the log message (e.g., because assured replication will not be performed for the operation).

      • getAssuredReplicationTimeoutMillis

        @Nullable
public java.lang.Long getAssuredReplicationTimeoutMillis()
        Retrieves the maximum length of time in milliseconds that the server will delay the response to the client while waiting for the replication assurance requirement to be satisfied.
        Returns:
        The maximum length of time in milliseconds that the server will delay the response to the client while waiting for the replication assurance requirement to be satisfied, or null if this is not included in the log message (e.g., because assured replication will not be performed for the operation).

      • getResponseDelayedByAssurance

        @Nullable
public java.lang.Boolean getResponseDelayedByAssurance()
        Indicates whether the operation response to the client will be delayed until replication assurance has been satisfied or the timeout has occurred.
        Returns:
        true if the operation response to the client will be delayed until replication assurance has been satisfied, false if the response will not be delayed by assurance processing, or null if this was not included in the log message (e.g., because assured replication will not be performed for the operation)

      • getUsedPrivileges

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getUsedPrivileges()
        Retrieves the names of any privileges used during the course of processing the operation.
        Returns:
        The names of any privileges used during the course of processing the operation, or an empty list if no privileges were used or this is not included in the log message.

      • getPreAuthorizationUsedPrivileges

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getPreAuthorizationUsedPrivileges()
        Retrieves the names of any privileges used during the course of processing the operation before an alternate authorization identity was assigned.
        Returns:
        The names of any privileges used during the course of processing the operation before an alternate authorization identity was assigned, or an empty list if no privileges were used or this is not included in the log message.

      • getMissingPrivileges

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getMissingPrivileges()
        Retrieves the names of any privileges that would have been required for processing the operation but that the requester did not have.
        Returns:
        The names of any privileges that would have been required for processing the operation but that the requester did not have, or an empty list if there were no missing privileges or this is not included in the log message.

      • getIndexesWithKeysAccessedNearEntryLimit

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getIndexesWithKeysAccessedNearEntryLimit()
        Retrieves the names of any indexes for which one or more keys near (typically, within 80% of) the index entry limit were accessed while processing the operation.
        Returns:
        The names of any indexes for which one or more keys near the index entry limit were accessed while processing the operation, or an empty list if no such index keys were accessed, or if this is not included in the log message.

      • getIndexesWithKeysAccessedOverEntryLimit

        @NotNull
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getIndexesWithKeysAccessedOverEntryLimit()
        Retrieves the names of any indexes for which one or more keys over the index entry limit were accessed while processing the operation.
        Returns:
        The names of any indexes for which one or more keys over the index entry limit were accessed while processing the operation, or an empty list if no such index keys were accessed, or if this is not included in the log message.