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deleteRow attribute

Specifies how non-existing rows should be handled.

Content Type

EnumTrueFalse

Parent

ArrayOptions

Remarks

This attribute is used in combination with snmpSetAndGet or dynamicSnmpGet functionality on tables. By default it is set to "true", in which case it will remove non-existing rows on a Get after Set:

  • If a cell is requested and the Get does not receive it, the cell in the table is set to "not initialized".
  • If a column is requested and a cell is empty, but the instance of the row still exists, the cell is set to "not initialized".
  • If a column is requested and a cell is empty, and the instance of the row does not exist anymore, the row is deleted.

If a State column exists, the rows stays in the table, but the state is set to "Deleted"

If a row is requested with no State column:

  • deleteRow="true" will delete the row.
  • deleteRow="false" will set all the cells of that row to "not initialized".

If a row is requested =(MultipleGetNext / MultipleGetBulk) on a table with State column:

  • deleteRow="true" will update the State to "Deleted".
  • deleteRow="false" will set all the cells of that row to "not initialized" and set the State to "Updated".

Examples

In the example below, param 100 is the table, and param 202 is the Write column using a Get of the cell after the Set. The group that will do the Get added to the queue via an executeNext.

<Param id="100" trending="false">
   <Name>Table 1</Name>
   <Description>Table 1</Description>
   <Type>array</Type>
   <ArrayOptions index="0" deleteRow="true">
   ...
 
<Param id="202" snmpSetAndGet="executeNext">
   <Name>snmpSetAndGet True (cell)</Name>
   <Description>snmpSetAndGet Cell</Description>
   <Type>write</Type>
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