I have some new code that searches my company's LDAP directory, returning the old classics of name, phone number, email, and so on. The problem is, if an attribute can have more than one value, I can only seem to get at one of them. How do I access the 2nd, 3rd, etc. values in an attribute if there's more than one? Is there a way to tell that there *is* more than one value in a given attribute? Here's a code snippet--again, this works, but only grabs the first value . . . 
my @entries = $mesg->entries;

if ( $layout eq 'tel' ) {
    my @attributes = qw(cn uid pager telephoneNumber);
    my $format = "%-20s %-12s %-15s %s\n";

    printf $format, qw(Name E-Mail Pager Phone);
    print '-' x 75, "\n";

    foreach my $entry ( @entries ) {
        my @line;
        foreach my $attribute ( @attributes ) {
            push @line, ( $entry->get_value($attribute) || 'none' );
        }
        printf $format, @line;
    }
}

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Multiple calls to $entry->get_value('telephoneNumber'), for example, don't get successive values. I'd be most grateful for any help that anyone may be able to give.

--TQuid

In reply to Multiple values per attribute from a Net::LDAP query? by TQuid

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