# include

<include> causes the rules from the policy referenced by the name attribute to be included at runtime into the including policy as if they were part of the including policy at the point of inclusion.

The name attribute should be the slash form DN of the object containing the policy to be included. The DN may be relative to the including policy.

The inclusion is recursive in that a policy may include other policies. It is an error for a policy to directly or indirectly include itself.

### Example

> See <policy>.

## 1. Allowed Content

> EMPTY

## 2. Attributes

> Attribute | Value(s) | Default Value
> --- | --- | ---
> disabled | true | false true if this element is disabled | false
> name | CDATA the name of the policy to include | #REQUIRED

## 3. Content Declaration

> Empty

## 4. Parent Elements

> policy
>   a policy

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