| The DT_SET_OF attributes that you can neither set nor show.. what are they a
set of, ie set of unsigned32, set of enumeration.
What do you see when you try these?
Thanks,
Verna
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| re: .2
Verna,
I checked-out each characteristic individually. It looks like
there are three problems, flagged below. The attribute called
"Containers" is a SET OF Latin1String. From FCL it looks like:
Containers = { "DISK$AIM1",
"DISK$AIM2",
"DISK$AIM3" }
With the iconic PM, the Show management window lists the
values just fine.
The Add management window adds a value, and the Remove
management window removes a value.
---> 1. None of the Show Current or Show Values operations work from
the Add or Remove windows. No error, but the attribute value isn't
displayed.
---> 2. With both the Add and Remove windows, I haven't figured how to
express more than one element. With FCL I'd use
containers = {mumble,fratz}
but the iconic PM gives a validation error. I've tried
mumble,fratz
{mumble,fratz}
(mumble,fratz)
{"mumble","fratz"} all give the validation error.
====
The other attribute is a SET OF AnImplementation, defined as:
TYPE AComponentName = 20 (VMS = 21,
DECmcc = 22,
DHSM_AM = 23,
PBD = 24);
TYPE AComponent = 30 RECORD
Name = 31 : AComponentName;
Version = 32 : Latin1String;
END;
TYPE AnImplementation = 40 SET OF AComponent;
From FCL it looks like this:
Implementation = { ( Name = VMS,
Version = "V5.4-4G1" ),
( Name = DECmcc,
Version = "T1.0.1" ),
( Name = DHSM_AM,
Version = "X1.0.0" ),
( Name = PBD,
Version = "X1.0.0" ) }
---> 3. With the iconic PM the Show management window gives
"Management Window Message: Invalid Parameter Passed" whenever
that attribute is included in the ILV of the show directive,
which looks like:
[ 5 ] (
[ 1 ] 34 -- 4
[ 3 ] 00
[ 4 ] (
[ 1 ] (
[ 31 ] 15
[ 32 ] 56 35 2e 34 2d 34 47 31 --
V5.4-4G1
)
[ 1 ] (
[ 31 ] 16
[ 32 ] 54 31 2e 30 2e 31 --
T1.0.1
)
[ 1 ] (
[ 31 ] 17
[ 32 ] 58 31 2e 30 2e 30 --
X1.0.0
)
[ 1 ] (
[ 31 ] 18
[ 32 ] 58 31 2e 30 2e 30 --
X1.0.0
)
)
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| Thanks for all the details.
1. Show Current Value(s), Show Value(s) For for constructor datatypes has
not been implemented, so as you said, it does not fail, but it does not
display anything.
2&3. I will do more checking to see why we are having troubles - thanks
for the info.
Verna
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