I remember looking at the subContainer stuff but could not make sense out of 
it.  I guess I might need to go this route if I can not figure out why these 
rows are being displayed.   Since this SNMP implementation is for my company, I 
doubt they would like to see all rows in Table1 being displayed when they so a 
snmpwalk through Table2.

Now, in hope we can figure out why these extras rows are being displayed, I 
will try running with the debugging tokens ..... but how do I do this?   Is 
there a special option I need to start the agent with perhaps?   

** Also, I will be compiling with code into the master agent for this testing.  
No need to see all the subagent stuff I guess.



Robert Story <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 08:59:49 -0700 
(PDT) Need wrote:
NH> Any idea what I should do to fix this problem?   

Unfortunately, we are rapidly approaching the line between help I can offer by
quick peeks at the code, and help that needs serious debugging.

Try running with the following debugging tokens:
    oc,verbose:oc,internal:oc,table,handler,sparse

Then do a snmpgetnext
for OC-STB-HOST-MIB::ocStbHostAnalogVideoProtectionStatus.2 and send the
resulting output.

NH> Would providing my code be helpful?

No, I don't think so.

NH> Anyway, not real sure what I can do on my own here unels syou
have some ideas.   Let me know what you recommend.

If I can't pick something out of the debug output, the next step would be
using a debugger to actually trace through the agent and see why it isn't
moving on to the next row. It may well be that one of the handlers used by MfD
doesn't like it when a row goes missing.

I'm guessing that you might not actually enjoy tracing through the agent. In
that case, your options are:

1) grin and bear it (at the expense of your time)
2) grin and bear it II: pay someone else to do it (at the expense of your
wallet)
3) try using sub-containers with filters, as I originally suggested.


       
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