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Conference azur::mcc

Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
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

6046.0. "DAP Definitions" by COMICS::PRICEC (J Conrad Price DTN 833-3269) Tue Jul 12 1994 17:24

    
    
    Could some kind soul point  me in the direction of the meanings of DAP
    definitions ala;
    
       Class (1) : SNMP
         Subclass (2) : CISCO
           Subclass (2) : LOCAL
             Subclass (2) : LINTERFACES
               Subclass (2) : LIFTABLE
    -----------> Attribute (5) : LOCIFLINEPROT
                   Definition (3) : VALUE_DATA_TYPE
                   Definition (3) : VALUE_LENGTH
                   Definition (3) : PRESENTATION_NAME
                   etc,
    Having displayed the values in Definition VALUE_DATA_TYPE , is there a
    guide/doc/code for the entries returned ? Or is it so blindingly
    obvious that I'm looking for something that just isn't there ?
    
    
    	Conrad

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6046.1 VALUE_DATA_TYPE field in dictionary AZUR::DURIF Wed Jul 13 1994 03:01 18

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6046.1	VALUE_DATA_TYPE field in dictionary	AZUR::DURIF		`Wed Jul 13 1994 03:01`	18
	Hello, When you display VALUE_DATA_TYPE the interesting value is value[1]=xx. xx is a code corresponding to a datatype. If you have the toolkit installed on your system you can search for xx in an .h file in SYS$LIBRARY. I do not remember if it is in mcc_interface_def.h or another file. You will find a #define <type_name> <type_code> Then you can look at the <type_name> description in the System Reference Manual (SRM). Hope this helps Beno�t DURIF

Hello,

When you display VALUE_DATA_TYPE the interesting value is value[1]=xx.

xx is a code corresponding to a datatype.

If you have the toolkit installed on your system you can
search for xx in an .h file in SYS$LIBRARY. I do not remember
if it is in mcc_interface_def.h or another file.

You will find a #define  <type_name> <type_code>

Then you can look at the <type_name> description in the System Reference
Manual (SRM).

Hope this helps

Beno�t DURIF