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SNMP-CONFIGURATION-TCS-MIB

   1: -- extracted from draft-moore-snmpconf-tcs-00.txt
   2: -- at Sat Nov 25 16:04:54 2000

  41: 
  42:    DynamicRowPointer ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION

  43:        STATUS       current
  44:        DESCRIPTION
  45:                "Like a RowPointer, this textual convention
  46:                represents a pointer to a conceptual row.
  47:                The value is the name of the instance of the
  48:                first accessible columnar object in the
  49:                conceptual row.
  50: 
  51:                The additional semantics of this textual
  52:                convention, relative to RowPointer, are
  53:                related to the creation of instance-specific
  54:                objects by cloning.  The objects being cloned
  55:                may either be special ones that express
  56:                configuration information at the
  57:                implementation-specific level, or simply
  58:                instance-specific ones that already exist at
  59:                the time the cloning is done.  When an object
  60:                with the syntax DynamicRowPointer is cloned,
  61:                a new conceptual row is created based on the
  62:                conceptual row pointed to by the
  63:                DynamicRowPointer in the cloned-from object,
  64:                and the DynamicRowPointer in the newly cloned
  65:                object is set to point to this new conceptual
  66:                row.  The cloning operations may be
  67:                accomplished either with the script-based
  68:                technique defined by SNMP Configuration, or by
  69:                ordinary SNMP Get and Set operations.
  70: 
  71:                When cloning is not involved, this textual
  72:                convention behaves identically to the RowPointer
  73:                textual convention.  Specifically, once an object
  74:                with this syntax has been created, either by
  75:                cloning or by other means, its value may be
  76:                updated in the same way that the value of any
  77:                other object with read-write or read-create
  78:                access may be updated."
  79:        SYNTAX       OBJECT IDENTIFIER
  80: 
  81: 
  82: 
  83:    StaticRowPointer ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION

  84:        STATUS       current
  85:        DESCRIPTION
  86:                "Like a RowPointer, this textual convention
  87:                represents a pointer to a conceptual row.
  88:                The value is the name of the instance of the
  89:                first accessible columnar object in the
  90:                conceptual row.
  91: 
  92:                The additional semantics of this textual
  93:                convention, relative to RowPointer, are
  94:                related to the creation of instance-specific
  95:                objects by cloning.  The objects being cloned
  96:                may either be special ones that express
  97:                configuration information at the
  98:                implementation-specific level, or simply
  99:                instance-specific ones that already exist at
 100:                the time the cloning is done.  When an object
 101:                with the syntax StaticRowPointer is cloned, the
 102:                StaticRowPointer in the newly cloned object is
 103:                set to point to the same conceptual row that the
 104:                StaticRowPointer in the cloned-from object
 105:                pointed to. The cloning operations may be
 106:                accomplished either with the script-based
 107:                technique defined by SNMP Configuration, or by
 108:                ordinary SNMP Get and Set operations.
 109: 
 110:                When cloning is not involved, this textual
 111:                convention behaves identically to the RowPointer
 112:                textual convention.  Specifically, once an object
 113:                with this syntax has been created, either by
 114:                cloning or by other means, its value may be
 115:                updated in the same way that the value of any
 116:                other object with read-write or read-create
 117:                access may be updated."
 118:        SYNTAX       OBJECT IDENTIFIER
 119: 
 120:    END
 121: 
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