Oracle OID Tree Structure resolution to find SID

Hi Team,
           With out DNS SRV record Can OID ldap tree Automatically resolve its primary domain. Ex: if i have sub directory structure under example.com "abc & xyz two separate Directories", I want to resolve SID.abc or even SID should be going through the tree structure and resolves FIFO method!. Right now it works with SID.ABC.EXAMPLE.COM, but i do not want to give example.com every time. Is there a better solution with in OID?
Currently we are using OID to resolve SID Names only, so it is not integrated with OIDM Suite.

Hi,
I guess this might be issue with Database, because it happens to only some users and that too occasionally. If the user closes the browser and opens next time he/she won't get the problem .
Weiden: The Child/leaf nodes are not displayed in some cases while the root/parent is displayed correctly.
CraigB: Forms version- 11.1.4, jre version-1.6.0_22-b04
Thanks,
Dass
Edited by: user13364758 on Jul 5, 2012 5:41 AM

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