Example:
Type-Based Data Partitioning
In type-based data partitioning, principals of different types (users, groups, and so on) are stored on different data sources.
In the following example, all new users are stored on a database, and new groups are stored on the LDAP server. In more detail, this means that:
· All new users get an ID from the database data source. The unique ID of new users starts with "USER.PRIVATE_DATASOURCE."
· All new groups get an ID from the LDAP data source. The unique ID of new groups starts with "GRUP.CORP_LDAP."
·
All
namespace-attribute-value triples for which the database data source is 
responsible
for are stored on this data source, all others are distributed on other
data sources.
·
All
namespace-attribute-value triples for which the LDAP data source is responsible for
are stored on this data source, all others are distributed on other data
sources.
Example
<dataSource id="PRIVATE_DATASOURCE" |