sendmail, 4th Edition

Chapter 23, The K (Database-Map) Configuration Command

DNS database-map -B switch on page 908	The -B dns database-map switch specifies a domain to append to all lookups (8.14)
DNS database-map -Z switch on page 908	The -Z dns database-map switch limits the number of returned entries (8.14)
DNS database-map -z switch on page 908	The -z dns database-map switch allows multiple return entries and sets the delimit character for returned entries when multiple entries are returned (8.14)
arith on page 898	The r arith database-map operator returns a random value (8.14)
LDAP default schema for aliases includes recursion on page 914	The LDAP database-map default schema for aliases now includes recursion (8.13)
LDAP default schema for classes includes recursion on page 914	The LDAP database-map default schema for class macros now includes recursion (8.13)
The -H ldap database-map switch on page 915	The -H LDAP database-map switch allows a single expression to replace -h and -p (8.13)
The -K ldap database-map switch (V8.14 and later) on page 916	The -K LDAP database-map switch allows %1 through %9 to appear in the query (8.14)
The -v ldap database-map switch on page 919	The -v LDAP database-map switch now allows LDAP recursion (8.13)
The -w ldap database-map switch on page 921	The -w LDAP database-map switch specifies the LDAP API/protocol version (8.13)
FEATURE(ldap_routing) on page 922	FEATURE(ldap_routing)’s third argument may now be a literal sendertoo to reject nonexistent ...