Can MAX-ACCESS of all the columns in a table be not-accessible.?
Hi,
Can a table have MAX-ACCESS of all the columns as not-accessible.? I have gone through SMIv2 RFC 2578. It says that a table must have atleast one non-index object. In case all the columns are indices, then one of the index columns must be read-only. I couldn't find whether the non-index column can be not-accessible, when all the index columns are also not-accessible. Also smidump compiler didn't give any error if compiled MIB has a table with all the (index and non-index) columns having MAX-ACCESS defined as not-accessible.
Please help me in understanding this.
Regards, Suresh.
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 03:02:34PM +0800, Pamidipati Suresh-G20238 wrote:
Can a table have MAX-ACCESS of all the columns as not-accessible.? I have gone through SMIv2 RFC 2578. It says that a table must have atleast one non-index object. In case all the columns are indices, then one of the index columns must be read-only. I couldn't find whether the non-index column can be not-accessible, when all the index columns are also not-accessible.
A conceptual table where all conceptual columns are not-accessible is simply not-accessible and thus pretty useless.
Also smidump compiler didn't give any error if compiled MIB has a table with all the (index and non-index) columns having MAX-ACCESS defined as not-accessible.
I just added a check to libsmi to cover this case where all columns of a table are not-accessible. This will now raise a level 2 error.
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