The PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT command converts between LDIF format
    and other directory formats, such as ALL-IN-1, cc:Mail, PMDF
    databases, the DDS, comma-separated fields, LDAP, Microsoft
    Mail, and standard LDIF. The parameters for the command specify
    from which and to which format to convert, and in the case
    of file-based formats, the names of the files for input or
    output. Depending on the values of source and destination
    parameters, some other qualifiers can be available; see Valid
    PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT Qualifier Combinations. Note that these
    qualifiers must appear after the non-LDIF parameter; thus the
    general place to specify them is at the end of the command
    line.

    Table 2 Valid PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT Qualifier Combinations

    Source        Destination              Valid qualifiers

                                 ALL-IN-1

    A1            LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                  spec
                                /OPTION
    LDIF=file-    A1            /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec
                                /OPTION

                                 cc:Mail

    CC=file-spec  LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                  spec
                                /DOMAIN
                                /FNF       /NOFNF
    LDIF=file-    CC=file-spec  /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec

                          Comma-separated fields

    COMMA=file-   LDIF=file-    /ATTRIBUTES
    spec          spec
                                /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                                /DN
                                /HEADER    /NOHEADER
                                /SPACE
    LDIF=file-    COMMA=file-   /ATTRIBUTES
    spec          spec
                                /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                                /HEADER    /NOHEADER
                                /SPACE

                                 Database

    LDIF=file-    DB            /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec
                                /REBUILD   /NOREBUILD

                                   DDS

    DDS           LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                  spec
                                /SCOPE
    LDIF=file-    DDS           /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec

                              Microsoft Mail

    MSMAIL=file-  LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec          spec
    LDIF=file-    MSMAIL=file-  /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec          spec

                              LDAP or X.500

    LDAP          LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
                  spec
                                /OPTION
    LDIF=file-    LDAP          /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec
                                /OPTION

                              Standard LDIF

    TRUELDIF=file-LDIF=file-    /DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec          spec
    LDIF=file-    TRUELDIF=file-/DEBUG     /NODEBUG
    spec          spec
                                /DELTA     /NODELTA
                                /VERBOSE

    For instance, to dump an LDAP directory to an LDIF file, the
    command syntax would be:

 $ PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT LDAP LDIF=ldap.ldif/OPTION=PMDF_TABLE:sync_ldap_option.

    where PMDF_TABLE:SYNC_LDAP_OPTION. is a file containing at least
    the mandatory options LDAP_SERVER, LDAP_USER, LDAP_PASSWORD, and
    LDAP_BASE. See the PMDF System Manager's Guide for a detailed
    discussion of these options; in brief, LDAP_SERVER specifies
    the (TCP/IP) name of the LDAP server and the port on which the
    LDAP server runs, LDAP_USER and LDAP_PASSWORD specify the name
    and password to use to bind to the LDAP server, and LDAP_BASE
    specifies the location in the Directory Information Tree of the
    subtree of information to be extracted.