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This topic describes how to add an attribute value to an
existing value.
Importing attribute values is per default a replace-operation.
This means that the value of an attribute
will be replaced with the value specified in the import file.
If you want to add an attribute value to an existing value, you must
use a leading \ADD\-string
for every attribute which
value(s) should be added to an existing value.
Example:
The following example adds two new values to the attribute 'proxyAddresses':
path;class;proxyAddresses
LDAP://cn=j.doe,cn=users,dc=dom,dc=com;\ADD\smtp:jonny@dom.com|smtp:doe@dom.com
Note:
The \ADD\-string is case sensitive. Therefore always
write the string in capital letters.
Further use only one \ADD\-string for the whole attribute
value(s) to add.
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