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>>I've got some persistent values working but it appears that they are only
saved when my sub-agent is shutting down.  If it (or the >>sysetm it's on)
crashes, the values are lost.  This seems to be unusual or undesireable (at
least for me) behavior.  I guess you could >>argue that you don't want to
save on every set as numerous sets might be batched up in one request.  Is
that the rational for the >>default behavior?

Ok what I do is keep a local copy of the set request data in an array. This
could easily be a linked list of objects. When a set request is made I check
a COMMIT flags in my MIB to see if that is set. If it is set when the commit
function gets called (following the set action) I then pack the contents of
the row into a message. This message is then parsed and columns extracted
and pushed into a
linked list/ vector. The store function is called and writes the linked list
into persistence. By doing this updates to persistence are passed to the
user and not when the agent is killed. Make sence?

Cheers,
Garyc

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> I've got some persistent values working but it appears that they are only
saved when my sub-agent is shutting down.  If it (or the sysetm it's on)
crashes, the values are lost.  This seems to be unusual or undesireable (at
least for me) behavior.  I guess you could argue that you don't want to save
on every set as numerous sets might be batched up in one request.  Is that
the rational for the default behavior?
>
> I'm guessing I can just call my SNMP_CALLBACK_STORE_DATA callback
explicitly when I feel the need.  Or is there a better idiom?
>
>
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