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On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 13:47 -0500, Haizhu Liu wrote:
> actually, I don't understand how I can just write one request to entire
> table assuming the size is retriveable, could you please explain?
If you know that there are 20 rows in the table,
then the command
snmpgetbulkget -Cr 20 myCol1 myCol2 myCol3 ...
will retrieve all twenty rows - no more, no less.
(That's not strictly true - it's possible that a large table
might not fit into one response packet, so you might not
get all 20 rows returned. But you certainly won't get more)
Dave
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