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For LDAP over UDP, an ADUDPHandle represents the parameters used for communication between the client and Active Directory servers. The typical sequence of use of an ADUDPHandle is:
Initialize an ADUDPHandle, which allocates an ADUDPHandle. This step does not perform any network operations.
Perform one LDAP operation, which is either a rootDSE search or an LDAP abandon operation, on the ADUDPHandle. An LDAP operation will consist of an LDAP request and the resulting LDAP response.
The only tasks that use the ADUDPHandle type are those described in section 7.7.3.1, Initializing an ADUDPHandle, and section 7.7.3.2, Performing an LDAP Operation on an ADUDPHandle.