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# The fully-qualified name of the class to create.
class.name=com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.schema.SchemaMessages

ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as an attribute \
  syntax.
ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute syntax definition because it does not start with an \
  opening parenthesis.
ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute syntax because the closing parenthesis was not at \
  the end of the string.
ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_MULTIPLE_DESC=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute syntax because it included multiple DESC elements.
ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  an attribute syntax because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_ATTRSYNTAX_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute syntax because it included an unexpected token \
  ''{1}''.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as an attribute \
  type.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute type definition because it does not start with an \
  opening parenthesis.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute type because the closing parenthesis was not at the \
  end of the string.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute type because it included multiple occurrences of the \
  {1} element.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_INVALID_USAGE=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute type because it included an invalid attribute usage \
  of ''{1}''.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as an \
  attribute type because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_ATTRTYPE_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string \
  ''{0}'' as an attribute type because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_DCR_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as a DIT content rule.
ERR_DCR_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT content rule definition because it does not start with an opening \
  parenthesis.
ERR_DCR_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT content rule because the closing parenthesis was not at the end of \
  the string.
ERR_DCR_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT content rule because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} \
  element.
ERR_DCR_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a DIT \
  content rule because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as a DIT structure rule.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT structure rule definition because it does not start with an opening \
  parenthesis.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_RULE_ID_NOT_INT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a DIT structure rule because the rule ID could not be parsed as an integer.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT structure rule because the closing parenthesis was not at the end \
  of the string.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT structure rule because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} \
  element.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_SUP_ID_NOT_INT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a DIT structure rule because one of the superior rule IDs could not be \
  parsed as an integer.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a DIT \
  structure rule because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a DIT structure rule because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_DSR_DECODE_NO_FORM=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a DIT \
  structure rule because it does not include the required FORM element.
ERR_MR_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as a matching rule.
ERR_MR_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a matching rule definition because it does not start with an opening \
  parenthesis.
ERR_MR_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a matching rule because the closing parenthesis was not at the end of the \
  string.
ERR_MR_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a matching rule because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} \
  element.
ERR_MR_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a \
  matching rule because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_MR_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a matching rule because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_MR_DECODE_NO_SYNTAX=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a \
  matching rule because it did not include a syntax OID.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as a matching rule use.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a matching rule use definition because it does not start with an opening \
  parenthesis.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a matching rule use because the closing parenthesis was not at the end of \
  the string.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a matching rule use because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} \
  element.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a \
  matching rule use because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a matching rule use because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_MRU_DECODE_NO_APPLIES=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a \
  matching rule use because it did not include any applicable attribute types.
ERR_NF_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as a name form.
ERR_NF_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a name form definition because it does not start with an opening parenthesis.
ERR_NF_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a name form because the closing parenthesis was not at the end of the string.
ERR_NF_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as a name form because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} element.
ERR_NF_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a name \
  form because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' extension.
ERR_NF_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  a name form because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_NF_DECODE_NO_OC=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a name \
  form because it did not include a structural object class.
ERR_NF_DECODE_NO_MUST=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as a name \
  form because it did not include any required attributes.
ERR_OC_DECODE_EMPTY=An empty string cannot be decoded as an object class.
ERR_OC_DECODE_NO_OPENING_PAREN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  an object class definition because it does not start with an opening \
  parenthesis.
ERR_OC_DECODE_CLOSE_NOT_AT_END=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  an object class because the closing parenthesis was not at the end of the \
  string.
ERR_OC_DECODE_MULTIPLE_ELEMENTS=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as an object class because it included multiple occurrences of the {1} \
  element.
ERR_OC_DECODE_DUP_EXT=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as an \
  object class because it included multiple occurrences of the ''{1}'' \
  extension.
ERR_OC_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_TOKEN=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' as \
  an object class because it included an unexpected token ''{1}''.
ERR_OC_DECODE_MULTIPLE_OC_TYPES=Unable to decode the provided string ''{0}'' \
  as an object class because it included multiple object class type elements.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_SKIP_SPACES_NO_CLOSE_PAREN=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because the end of the string was reached while skipping over \
  spaces and not finding a closing parenthesis.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_INVALID_HEX_CHAR=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because it contained an invalid hex character ''{1}'' at position \
  {2,number,0} as part of the value of the ''{3}'' component.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_MISSING_HEX_CHAR=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because two hex digits were expected after a backslash in the value \
  for the ''{1}'' component,but only one hex digit was found.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EXPECTED_SINGLE_QUOTE=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because a single quote was expected at position {1,number,0} \
  while parsing the value of component ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_ENDS_WITH_BACKSLASH=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because the string ended with a backslash while still parsing the \
  value of the ''{1}'' component.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_NO_CLOSING_PAREN=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because the end of the string was reached without finding an \
  expected space after a closing single quote following the value for \
  component ''{1}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EMPTY_QUOTES=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because it contained an empty quoted string as the value for the \
  ''{1}'' component.  Quoted strings in schema elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EXPECTED_QUOTE_OR_PAREN=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because either a single quote or a closing parenthesis was \
  expected at position {1,number,0} while parsing the value of the ''{2}'' \
  component.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EMPTY_STRING_LIST=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because component ''{1}'' contained an empty quoted-string list.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_NO_SPACE_AFTER_QUOTE=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because the end of the string was reached without finding an \
  expected space after a closing single quote following the value for the \
  ''{1}'' component.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EMPTY_OID=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema element \
  because an empty string was founded where a schema element name or OID was \
  expected.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_UNEXPECTED_CHAR_IN_OID=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because an unexpected character was found at position \
  {1,number,0} while attempting to read an element name or OID.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_NO_SPACE_AFTER_OID=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because the end of the string was reached before finding a space to \
  mark the end of an element name or OID.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_UNEXPECTED_CHAR_IN_OID_LIST=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as \
  a schema element because it contained an unexpected character at position \
  {1,number,0} in the OID list for the ''{2}'' component.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_EMPTY_OID_LIST=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a schema \
  element because the value of the ''{1}'' component is an empty OID list.
ERR_SCHEMA_ELEM_NO_SPACE_AFTER_OID_LIST=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a \
  schema element because the end of the string was reached without finding \
  an expected space after the OID list for component ''{1}''.
ERR_ENTRY_MALFORMED_DN=The entry contains a malformed DN:  {0}
ERR_ENTRY_NO_OCS=The entry does not have any object classes.
ERR_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_OC=The entry contains object class {0} which is not \
  defined in the schema.
ERR_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_SUP_OC=Object class {0} references superior class {1} \
  which is not defined in the schema.
ERR_ENTRY_MISSING_SUP_OC=The entry is missing object class {0} which is the \
  superior class for the {1} object class.  Many servers will allow this when \
  adding or importing data, but it may cause problems in other servers.
ERR_ENTRY_INVALID_ABSTRACT_CLASS=The entry contains abstract object class {0} \
  that is not subclassed by any of the structural or auxiliary object classes \
  included in the entry.
ERR_ENTRY_NO_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=The entry does not have a structural object \
  class.
ERR_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_STRUCTURAL_CLASSES=The entry has more than one structural \
  object class ({0}).
ERR_ENTRY_MISSING_REQUIRED_ATTR=The entry is missing required attribute {0}.
ERR_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_ATTR=The entry contains attribute {0} which is not \
  defined in the schema.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_NOT_ALLOWED=The entry contains attribute {0} which is not \
  allowed by its object classes and/or DIT content rule.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_HAS_MULTIPLE_VALUES=The entry contains multiple values for \
  attribute {0} which is defined as single-valued in the schema.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_INVALID_SYNTAX=The entry contains value ''{0}'' for attribute \
  {1} which violates the constraints of the associated attribute syntax:  {2}
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_NOT_ALLOWED=The entry contains value ''{0}'' for \
  attribute {1} that is not in the set of allowed values defined in the \
  X-ALLOWED-VALUE attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_NOT_ALLOWED_BY_REGEX=The entry contains value ''{0}'' \
  for attribute {1} that does not match a regular expression defined in the \
  X-VALUE-REGEX attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_SHORTER_THAN_MIN_LENGTH=The entry contains value ''{0}'' \
  for attribute {1} that is shorter than the minimum length of {2,number,0} \
  characters specified by the X-MIN-VALUE-LENGTH attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_LONGER_THAN_MAX_LENGTH=The entry contains value ''{0}'' \
  for attribute {1} that is longer than the maximum length of {2,number,0} \
  characters specified by the X-MAX-VALUE-LENGTH attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_NOT_INT=The entry contains value ''{0}'' for attribute \
  {1} that cannot be parsed as an integer, but that is expected to be an \
  integer because the attribute type definition uses the {2} extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_INT_TOO_SMALL=The entry contains value {0,number,0} for \
  attribute {1} that is smaller than the minimum allowed value of \
  {2,number,0} specified by the X-MIN-INT-VALUE extension.
ERR_ENTRY_ATTR_VALUE_INT_TOO_LARGE=The entry contains value {0,number,0} for \
  attribute {1} that is larger than the maximum allowed value of \
  {2,number,0} specified by the X-MAX-INT-VALUE extension.
ERR_ENTRY_TOO_FEW_VALUES=The entry contains {0,number,0} values for \
  attribute {1}, which is smaller than the minimum of {2,number,0} specified \
  by the X-MIN-VALUE-COUNT attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_TOO_MANY_VALUES=The entry contains {0,number,0} values for \
  attribute {1}, which is larger than the maximum of {2,number,0} specified \
  by the X-MAX-VALUE-COUNT attribute type extension.
ERR_ENTRY_AUX_CLASS_NOT_ALLOWED=The entry contains auxiliary object class {0} \
  which is not allowed by the associated DIT content rule.
ERR_ENTRY_MISSING_RDN_VALUE=The entry''s RDN contains value ''{0}'' for \
  attribute ''{1}'' that is not present in the set of entry attributes.
ERR_ENTRY_RDN_ATTR_NOT_DEFINED=The entry''s RDN contains attribute {0} which \
  is not defined in the schema.
ERR_ENTRY_RDN_ATTR_NOT_ALLOWED_IN_ENTRY=The entry''s RDN contains attribute \
  {0} which is not allowed to be included in the entry.
ERR_ENTRY_RDN_ATTR_NOT_ALLOWED_BY_NF=The entry''s RDN contains attribute {0} \
  which is not allowed by the associated name form.
ERR_ENTRY_RDN_MISSING_REQUIRED_ATTR=The entry''s RDN does not contain \
  attribute {0} which is required by the associated name form.
INFO_ENTRY_INVALID_ENTRY_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries \
  ({2,number,0} percent) were found to be invalid.
INFO_ENTRY_MALFORMED_DN_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries \
  ({2,number,0} percent) had malformed DNs.
INFO_ENTRY_MISSING_RDN_VALUE_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries \
  ({2,number,0} percent) had attribute values present in their RDNs that were \
  not present in the set of entry attributes.
INFO_ENTRY_NO_OC_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries ({2,number,0} \
  percent) did not have any object classes.
INFO_ENTRY_NO_STRUCTURAL_OC_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries \
  ({2,number,0} percent) did not have a structural object class.
INFO_ENTRY_MULTIPLE_STRUCTURAL_OCS_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} \
  entries ({2,number,0} percent) had multiple structural object classes.
INFO_ENTRY_NF_VIOLATION_COUNT={0,number,0} of {1,number,0} entries \
  ({2,number,0} percent) had RDNs which violated the associated name form.
INFO_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_OC_COUNT={0,number,0} undefined object classes were \
  encountered.
INFO_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_OC_NAME_COUNT=Undefined object class {0} was encountered \
  {1,number,0} times.
INFO_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_ATTR_COUNT={0,number,0} undefined attributes were \
  encountered.
INFO_ENTRY_UNDEFINED_ATTR_NAME_COUNT=Undefined attribute {0} was encountered \
  {1,number,0} times.
INFO_ENTRY_PROHIBITED_OC_COUNT={0,number,0} prohibited object classes were \
  found in entries.
INFO_ENTRY_PROHIBITED_OC_NAME_COUNT=Prohibited object class {0} was \
  encountered {1,number,0} times.
INFO_ENTRY_MISSING_SUPERIOR_OC_COUNT={0,number,0} missing superior object \
  classes were found in entries.
INFO_ENTRY_MISSING_ATTR_COUNT={0,number,0} required attributes were missing \
  from entries.
INFO_ENTRY_MISSING_ATTR_NAME_COUNT=Required attribute {0} was found to be \
  missing {1,number,0} times.
INFO_ENTRY_PROHIBITED_ATTR_COUNT={0,number,0} prohibited attributes were \
  found in entries.
INFO_ENTRY_PROHIBITED_ATTR_NAME_COUNT=Prohibited attribute {0} was \
  encountered {1,number,0} times.
INFO_ENTRY_SINGLE_VALUE_VIOLATION_COUNT={0,number,0} single-valued \
  attributes were found with multiple values.
INFO_ENTRY_SINGLE_VALUE_VIOLATION_NAME_COUNT=Single-valued attribute {0} \
  was found to have multiple values in {1,number,0} entries.
INFO_ENTRY_SYNTAX_VIOLATION_COUNT={0,number,0} attribute values were found \
  which violated the associated attribute syntax.
INFO_ENTRY_SYNTAX_VIOLATION_NAME_COUNT=Attribute {0} was found to have \
  {1,number,0} invalid values.
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_AS=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as an attribute syntax \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_MR=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as a matching rule \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_AT=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as an attribute type \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_OC=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as an object class \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_DCR=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as a DIT content rule \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_DSR=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as a DIT structure \
  rule definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_NF=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as a name form \
  definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_UNPARSABLE_MRU=Unable to parse {0} value {1} as a matching rule \
  use definition:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_CANNOT_LOAD_DEFAULT_DEFINITIONS=An error occurred while attempting \
  to load or parse a default set of standard schema elements:  {0}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NO_SCHEMA_FILES_NONE_IGNORED=No schema files were found \
  at path ''{0}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NO_SCHEMA_FILES_ONE_IGNORED=No schema files were found \
  at path ''{0}'', but file ''{1}'' was ignored because it did not match the \
  expected schema file name pattern.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NO_SCHEMA_FILES_MULTIPLE_IGNORED=No schema files were \
  found at path ''{0}'', but the following files were ignored because they \
  did not match the expected schema file name pattern:  {1}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NO_SUCH_PATH=Unable to validate the schema definitions \
  at path ''{0}'' because that path does not exist.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_FILE_NAME_DOES_NOT_MATCH_PATTERN=Schema directory \
  ''{0}'' contains file ''{1}'' that does not match the configured schema \
  file name pattern.  This file will still be examined because the schema \
  validator is configured to not ignore files in the schema directory that do \
  not match this pattern.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DIR_CONTAINS_SUBDIR=Schema directory ''{0}'' contains \
  subdirectory ''{1}'', but the schema validator is not configured to allow \
  files contained in subdirectories.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NO_ENTRY_IN_FILE=File ''{0}'' did not contain any entry \
  from which to parse schema definitions.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MULTIPLE_ENTRIES_IN_FILE=File ''{0}'' contains multiple \
  LDIF entries.  Schema files should only contain a single entry, and only \
  the first entry will be examined.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_ERROR_READING_FILE=An error occurred while attempting \
  to read from schema file ''{0}'':  {1}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MALFORMED_LDIF_ENTRY=Unable to parse data read from \
  file ''{0}'' as a valid LDIF entry:  {1}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_ENTRY_NOT_VALID=Entry ''{0}'' read from schema file \
  ''{1}'' does not conform to the schema definitions that have been examined \
  thus far:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_SYNTAX_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains \
  attribute syntax {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit \
  attribute syntaxes to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_SYNTAX=Unable to parse attribute syntax \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_SYNTAX_INVALID_OID=Attribute syntax definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_SYNTAX_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Attribute syntax definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in \
  schema elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_SYNTAX_ALREADY_DEFINED=Attribute syntax definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already \
  defined with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains matching \
  rule {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit matching \
  rules to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_MR=Unable to parse matching rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_INVALID_OID=Matching rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_NO_NAME=Matching rule definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_INVALID_NAME=Matching rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  Matching rule names must start \
  with a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Matching rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_OBSOLETE=Matching rule definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers may not \
  handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_INVALID_SYNTAX_OID=Matching rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has invalid syntax OID ''{2}'':  {3}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_UNDEFINED_SYNTAX=Matching rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown attribute syntax with OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=Matching rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=Matching rule definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains attribute \
  type {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit attribute \
  types to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_AT=Unable to parse attribute type \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_INVALID_OID=Attribute type definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_NO_NAME=Attribute type definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_INVALID_NAME=Attribute type definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  Attribute type names must start \
  with a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_OBSOLETE=Attribute type definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers may not \
  handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_UNDEFINED_SUPERIOR=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown superior type with name or OID \
  ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_NO_EQ_MR=Attribute type definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' does not specify an equality matching rule and does not have a \
  superior type from which the equality matching rule may be inherited.  \
  Although this is technically legal and the server should fall back to \
  byte-for-byte matching for values of that attribute type (although some \
  servers may assume a different default matching rule on a per-syntax \
  basis), it is often desirable to explicitly specify the equality matching \
  rule.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_UNDEFINED_EQ_MR=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown equality matching rule with name or \
  OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_UNDEFINED_ORD_MR=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown ordering matching rule with name or \
  OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_UNDEFINED_SUB_MR=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown substring matching rule with name \
  or OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_NO_SYNTAX=Attribute type definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' does not specify a syntax OID and does not have a superior \
  type from which the syntax may be inherited.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_INVALID_SYNTAX_OID=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has invalid syntax OID ''{2}'':  {3}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_UNDEFINED_SYNTAX=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references an unknown attribute syntax with OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_COLLECTIVE=Attribute type definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' is defined as a collective attribute.  Although this is \
  legal, some servers may not support collective attributes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_NO_USER_MOD_WITHOUT_OP_USAGE=Attribute type \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' is declared with the \
  NO-USER-MODIFICATION constraint, but is not declared with an operational \
  usage.  The NO-USER-MODIFICATION constraint may only be used with \
  operational attribute types.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=Attribute type definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already \
  defined with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_AT_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=Attribute type definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains object class \
  {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit object classes \
  to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_OC=Unable to parse object class definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_INVALID_OID=Object class definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_NO_NAME=Object class definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_INVALID_NAME=Object class definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  Object class names must start with \
  a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Object class definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_OBSOLETE=Object class definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers may not \
  handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_UNDEFINED_REQUIRED_ATTR=Object class definition {0} \
  read from schema file ''{1}'' references unknown required attribute ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_AT_REQ_AND_OPT=Object class definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' includes attribute ''{2}'' as both required and optional.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_UNDEFINED_OPTIONAL_ATTR=Object class definition {0} \
  read from schema file ''{1}'' references unknown optional attribute ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=Object class definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already \
  defined with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=Object class definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_NO_SUP_NULL_TYPE=Object class definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' does not declare any superior classes and has an implied \
  type of structural.  Structural object classes should define at least one \
  superior class.  The ''top'' object class may be used as the superior class \
  if no other class is appropriate.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_NO_SUP_STRUCTURAL_TYPE=Object class definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' does not declare any superior classes and is \
  declared as a structural class.  Structural object classes should define at \
  least one superior class.  The ''top'' object class may be used as the \
  superior class if no other class is appropriate.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_MULTIPLE_SUP=Object class definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' contains multiple superior object classes.  Although this is \
  legal, some servers may not support object classes with multiple superiors.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_UNDEFINED_SUP=Object class definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' references unknown superior class ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_IMPLIED_STRUCTURAL_SUP_OF_AUXILIARY=Structural object \
  class definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' has an implied type of \
  structural, but inherits from auxiliary class ''{2}''.  Structural object \
  classes may only inherit from structural and abstract classes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_STRUCTURAL_SUP_OF_AUXILIARY=Structural object class \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' includes an auxiliary superior class \
  of ''{2}''.  Structural object classes may only inherit from structural \
  and abstract classes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_AUXILIARY_SUP_OF_STRUCTURAL=Auxiliary object class \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' includes a structural superior class \
  of ''{2}''.  Auxiliary object classes may only inherit from auxiliary and \
  abstract classes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_ABSTRACT_SUP_OF_STRUCTURAL=Abstract object class \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' includes a structural superior class \
  of ''{2}''.  Abstract object classes may only inherit from other abstract \
  classes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_OC_ABSTRACT_SUP_OF_AUXILIARY=Abstract object class \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' includes an auxiliary superior class \
  of ''{2}''.  Abstract object classes may only inherit from other abstract \
  classes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains name form \
  {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit name forms to be \
  defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_NF=Unable to parse name form definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_INVALID_OID=Name form definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_NO_NAME=Name form definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_INVALID_NAME=Name form definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  Object class names must start with a \
  letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Name form definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema elements \
  must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_OBSOLETE=Name form definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers may not \
  handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_UNDEFINED_OC=Name form definition {0} read from file \
  ''{1}'' references unknown structural object class ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_OC_NOT_STRUCTURAL=Name form definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' references structural object class ''{2}'' that is not defined \
  as structural.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_UNDEFINED_REQ_ATTR=Name form definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' references unknown required attribute type ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_REQ_ATTR_NOT_PERMITTED=Name form definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' requires RDN attribute type ''{2}'' that is not permitted \
  by structural object class ''{3}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_ATTR_REQ_AND_OPT=Name form definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' lists attribute ''{2}'' as both required and optional.  An \
  attribute type must not be declared both required and optional in the same \
  name form definition.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_UNDEFINED_OPT_ATTR=Name form definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' references unknown optional attribute type ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=Name form definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=Name form definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_NF_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OC=Name form definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already defined \
  with structural object class ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains DIT content \
  rule {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit DIT content \
  rules to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_DCR=Unable to parse DIT content rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_INVALID_OID=DIT content rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_UNKNOWN_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=DIT content rule {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has OID ''{2}'' that does not match that of any known \
  object class.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_STRUCTURAL_CLASS_NOT_STRUCTURAL=DIT content rule \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' has OID ''{2}'' that references object class \
  {3}, but that is not a structural object class.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_NO_NAME=DIT content rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_INVALID_NAME=DIT content rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  DIT content rule names must \
  start with a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_OBSOLETE=DIT content rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers \
  may not handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_UNDEFINED_AUX_CLASS=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' references unknown auxiliary object class ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_AUX_CLASS_NOT_AUX=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' references auxiliary class {2} that is not defined \
  as auxiliary.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_UNDEFINED_REQUIRED_ATTR=DIT content rule definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' references unknown required attribute type \
  ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_ATTR_REQ_AND_OPT=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' includes attribute {2} in both the sets of required \
  and optional attributes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_UNDEFINED_OPTIONAL_ATTR=DIT content rule definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' references unknown optional attribute type \
  ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_ATTR_REQ_AND_NOT=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' includes attribute {2} in both the sets of required \
  and prohibited attributes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_ATTR_OPT_AND_NOT=DIT content rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' includes attribute {2} in both the sets of optional \
  and prohibited attributes.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_UNDEFINED_PROHIBITED_ATTR=DIT content rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' references unknown prohibited \
  attribute type ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_PROHIBITED_ATTR_REQUIRED_BY_STRUCT=DIT content rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' references prohibited attribute type \
  ''{2}'' that is required by the structural object class.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_PROHIBITED_ATTR_REQUIRED_BY_AUX=DIT content rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' references prohibited attribute type \
  ''{2}'' that is required by allowed auxiliary object class ''{3}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=DIT content rule definition \
  {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition already \
  defined with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DCR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=DIT content rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defined with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains DIT \
  structure rule {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit \
  DIT structure rules to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_DSR=Unable to parse DIT structure rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_NO_NAME=DIT structure rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_INVALID_NAME=DIT structure rule definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  DIT structure rule names must \
  start with a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=DIT structure rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_OBSOLETE=DIT structure rule definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers \
  may not handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_UNDEFINED_NF=DIT structure rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' references unknown name form ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_UNDEFINED_SUP=DIT structure rule definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' references unknown superior rule with rule ID \
  {2,number,0}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_ID=DIT structure rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defined with the same rule ID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=DIT structure rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defined with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_DSR_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NF=DIT structure rule \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defiend with name form ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_NOT_ALLOWED=Schema file ''{0}'' contains matching \
  rule use {1} but the schema validator configuration does not permit \
  matching rule uses to be defined in schema files.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_CANNOT_PARSE_MRU=Unable to parse matching rule use \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_INVALID_OID=Matching rule use definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has an invalid object identifier:  {2}
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_UNDEFINED_MR=Matching rule use definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' references unknown matching rule with OID ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_NO_NAME=Matching rule use definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' does not have a name.  Although this is legal, schema elements \
  without names are not as user-friendly as those with names.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_INVALID_NAME=Matching rule use definition {0} read \
  from file ''{1}'' has invalid name ''{2}''.  Matching rule use names must \
  start with a letter, and may contain only letters, digits, and hyphens.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_EMPTY_DESCRIPTION=Matching rule use definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' has an empty description.  Quoted strings in schema \
  elements must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_OBSOLETE=Matching rule use definition {0} read from \
  file ''{1}'' is declared obsolete.  Although this is legal, some servers \
  may not handle obsolete elements properly.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_UNDEFINED_AT=Matching rule use definition {0} \
  read from file ''{1}'' references unknown attribute type ''{2}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_PROHIBITS_AT_EQ=Attribute type {0} is defined with \
  equality matching rule ''{1}'', but that attribute type is not allowed to \
  use that matching rule as per matching rule use definition {2} read from \
  schema file ''{3}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_PROHIBITS_AT_ORD=Attribute type {0} is defined with \
  ordering matching rule ''{1}'', but that attribute type is not allowed to \
  use that matching rule as per matching rule use definition {2} read from \
  schema file ''{3}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_PROHIBITS_AT_SUB=Attribute type {0} is defined with \
  substring matching rule ''{1}'', but that attribute type is not allowed to \
  use that matching rule as per matching rule use definition {2} read from \
  schema file ''{3}''.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_OID=Matching rule use \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defined with the same OID:  {2}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_MRU_ALREADY_DEFINED_WITH_NAME=Matching rule use \
  definition {0} read from file ''{1}'' conflicts with another definition \
  already defined with name ''{2}'':  {3}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_ELEMENT_NAME_EMPTY=Schema element names must not be empty.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_ELEMENT_NAME_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER=The name has an invalid \
  character ''{0}'' at position {1,number,0}.
ERR_SCHEMA_VALIDATOR_ELEMENT_NAME_DOES_NOT_START_WITH_LETTER=Schema element \
  names must start with a letter.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=Validate an LDAP schema read from one \
  or more LDIF files.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_GROUP_INPUT=Input Arguments
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_SCHEMA_PATH=The path to the schema definitions \
  to parse.  This may be an LDIF file containing a subschema subentry, or it \
  may be a directory containing one or more schema files (in which case the \
  files will be processed in alphabetic order by file name).  This may be \
  provided multiple times if schema definitions should be read from multiple \
  paths (in which case the paths will be processed in they order they were \
  provided on the command line).
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_MULTIPLE_ENTRIES=Allow schema files to \
  contain multiple entries.  By default, each schema file may contain only a \
  single entry.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_SUB_DIRS=Allow searching for schema files \
  in subdirectories of the provided schema path(s).  This only applies to \
  schema paths that reference directories, and if this argument is provided, \
  then subdirectories will also be examined to look for additional schema \
  files.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_GROUP_VALIDATION=Validation Arguments
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_PLACEHOLDER_ELEMENT_TYPE='{'elementType'}'
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOWED_ELEMENT_TYPE=A type of schema element \
  that is allowed to be defined in schema files.  This may be provided \
  multiple times if multiple specific element types are allowed.  Allowed \
  values include:  ''attribute-syntax'', ''matching-rule'', \
  ''attribute-type'', ''object-class'', ''name-form'', ''dit-content-rule'', \
  ''dit-structure-rule'', and ''matching-rule-use''.  If this argument is not \
  provided, then all element types will be allowed.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_PROHIBITED_ELEMENT_TYPE=A type of schema \
  element that is not permitted to be defined in schema files.  This may be \
  provided multiple times if multiple specific element types are prohibited.  \
  Allowed values include:  ''attribute-syntax'', ''matching-rule'', \
  ''attribute-type'', ''object-class'', ''name-form'', ''dit-content-rule'', \
  ''dit-structure-rule'', and ''matching-rule-use''.  If this argument is not \
  provided, then no element types will be prohibited.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_REDEFINING=Allow a schema element to be \
  defined multiple times.  If this is provided, then subsequent definitions \
  of a schema elements will override previous definitions of the same \
  element.  By default, each schema element may only be defined once.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_UNDEFINED=A type of schema element that \
  may be referenced by an element read from a schema file but that has not \
  been defined in the schema files being read.  This may be provided multiple \
  times if multiple types of undefined elements should be allowed.  Allowed \
  values include:  ''attribute-syntax'', ''matching-rule'', \
  ''attribute-type'', ''object-class'', ''name-form'', ''dit-content-rule'', \
  ''dit-structure-rule'', and ''matching-rule-use''.  If this argument is not \
  provided, now undefined element types will be allowed, and any reference to \
  an undefined schema element will be reported as an error.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_LENIENT_OID=Use lenient validation for \
  numeric object identifiers.  By default, numeric OIDs will be strictly \
  validated.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_NON_NUMERIC_OID=Allow schema elements to \
  have non-numeric object identifiers.  Although this is technically not \
  valid, some servers allow the use of non-numeric OIDs.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_MISSING_NAME=Allow schema elements to \
  only have OIDs but no names.  Although it is technically valid to have \
  schema elements without names, such elements are not as user-friendly as \
  those with names.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_LENIENT_NAMES=Use lenient validation for \
  schema element names.  Valid LDAP schema element names must start with a \
  letter, and must only contain letters, digits, and hyphens, although some \
  servers have more lax name requirements.  If this option is provided, then \
  schema element names will also be permitted to have underscores, and will \
  be permitted to start with any allowed character.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_AT_WITHOUT_SYNTAX=Allow attribute type \
  definitions that do not directly specify a syntax and do not inherit the \
  syntax of a superior attribute type.  Although this is technically not \
  valid, some servers assume a default syntax for such attribute types.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_REJECT_AT_WITHOUT_EQ_MR=Report an error for \
  each attribute type definitions that does not directly specify an equality \
  matching rule and does not inherit an equality matching rule from a \
  superior attribute type.  Although this is technically valid, servers will \
  fall back to byte-for-byte matching for values of such attributes (although \
  some servers may assume a default equality matching rule based on the \
  syntax), which may not be the desired behavior.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_MISSING_MISSING_OC_SUP=Allow structural \
  object classes that do not superior class.  All structural object classes \
  must specify a superior class, and that superior class must be structural \
  or abstract, but some servers may assume a default superior object class of \
  ''top'' for any structural class that does not explicitly specify one.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_REJECT_MULTIPLE_OC_SUP=Reject object classes \
  that have multiple superior classes.  Although this is valid, some servers \
  do not support object classes with multiple superiors.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ARG_DESC_ALLOW_EMPTY_DESC=Allow schema elements with an \
  empty string as the value for the ''DESC'' element.  LDAP does not allow \
  schema element definitions to contain empty quoted strings, but some \
  servers allow them to have empty descriptions.
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_NO_SUCH_ELEMENT_TYPE=An invalid value of ''{0}'' was \
  provided for the ''{1}'' argument.  Permitted values include:  \
  ''attribute-syntax'', ''matching-rule'', ''attribute-type'', \
  ''object-class'', ''name-form'', ''dit-content-rule'', \
  ''dit-structure-rule'', and ''matching-rule-use''.
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ALL_ELEMENT_TYPES_PROHIBITED=Although the ''{0}'' \
  argument may be used to indicate that certain types of schema elements are \
  not allowed to be provided in schema files, you cannot prohibit all types \
  of schema elements.
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ERROR_FOUND=The following error was found while \
  validating the schema:
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ERRORS_FOUND=The following errors were found while \
  validating the schema:
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_ONE_ERROR=One error was found while validating the schema.
ERR_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_MULTIPLE_ERRORS={0,number,0} errors were found while \
  validating the schema.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_NO_ERRORS=No errors were found while validating the \
  schema.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_EXAMPLE_1=Validate schema definitions in the \
  specified path using the default settings.
INFO_VALIDATE_SCHEMA_EXAMPLE_2=Validate schema definitions in the \
  specified path using more lenient settings.





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