Active Directory Schema reports - In active directory Schema Reports, schema is the main component that defines all the objects and attributes that the directory service uses to store data. All objects are defined in the schema. Each time, when active directory handles data, the directory service queries the schema for an appropriate object definition. Based on the object definition in the schema, the directory creates the object and stores the data. Object definitions control the types of data that the objects can store, as well as the syntax of the data. Using this information, the schema ensures that all objects conform to their standard definitions. As a result, Active Directory can store, retrieve, and validate the data that it manages, regardless of the application that is the original source of the data. Only data that has an existing object definition in the schema can be stored in the directory. If a new type of data needs to be stored, a new object definition for the data must first be created in the schema. In JiJi Active Directory Reports , active directory schema reports are classified into two divisions, they are Schema Class Reports Schema Attribute Reports Some of the important Schema Class Reports in JiJi Active Directory Reports are, Structural Schema Classes Abstract Schema Classes Auxillary Schema Classes SCP With Service DNSName Class 88 Schema Classes System Only Schema Classes Some of the important Schema Attribute Reports in JiJi Active Directory Reports are, Enabled Schema Attributes Indexed Schema Attributes Schema Attributes That Are Included in Global Catalogs Multivalued Attributes Linked Attributes