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Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
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Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

432.0. "Object definitions availability" by CCIIS1::ROGGEBAND (_ �hili��e _) Fri Oct 26 1990 07:45

     Bonjour,
    
    I have a question from a customer regarding object definitions in the
    DECmcc dictionary. He wanted to know if the MSL definition of our
    objects were "public"? (This question was re-directed to me, so I could
    not ask him waht on earth he wanted them for)
    
    I suppose his questions concerns objects such as DECnet nodes, bridges,
    and OSI/NMF objects when we will support them.
    
    Thanks for your help,
    
    Philippe.

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432.1 MCC MSL defined object definitions KEEL::SAVAGE Peter Savage Tue Oct 30 1990 12:39 15

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432.1	MCC MSL defined object definitions	KEEL::SAVAGE	Peter Savage	`Tue Oct 30 1990 12:39`	15
	Philippe, Before and object can be loaded into the MCC dictionary it must be described to the management system in a language syntax known as MSL. Each object and the operations that can be performed on an entity object must be defined with the MSL source. For every object and operation defined in the MSL for a given management module there is a corresponding definition defined in the management module MRM (module reference manual which describes the public interface for a management module). The MRMs for all of the V1.0 MCC MMs are contained on the MCC toolkit distribution media. I hope this helps! Peter

    Philippe,
    
    Before and object can be loaded into the MCC dictionary it must be
    described to the management system in a language syntax known as MSL.
    Each object and the operations that can be performed on an entity
    object must be defined with the MSL source.  For every object and
    operation defined in the MSL for a given management module there is a
    corresponding definition defined in the management module MRM (module
    reference manual which describes the public interface for a management
    module). The MRMs for all of the V1.0 MCC MMs are contained on the MCC
    toolkit distribution media.
    
    I hope this helps!
    Peter